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XIII (2003)

XIII (2003)

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Release Date: November 18, 2003

Action, FPP, Comics, Shooters, Multiplayer, Singleplayer, Internet, LAN

Action/FPS game based on the themes of one of the most interesting comic series created by Jean Van Hamme. The player becomes an agent who has to overcome the dangers hanging over the world.

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The leader of the free world has been assassinated and you are the prime suspect.

You wake up on a desolate strip of a New England beach. The near-fatal impact of a bullet has left your head pounding and your memory erased. What's more, the number XIII has been mysteriously tattooed on your chest, while your pocket holds a key to a New York City bank box. Head swimming in amnesia, you struggle to your feet only to encounter more assailants intent on finishing the job. To your shock, you handle the hitmen with the killing skills of a professional - before heading to the bank in search of any shred of information about your lost identity and your involvement in the president's assassination.

What lies ahead is a deadly quest not only into your shadowy past, but also into America's darkest corridors of power.

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Platforms:

PC Windows

PC Windows November 18, 2003

PlayStation 2

PlayStation 2 November 18, 2003

Xbox

Xbox November 24, 2003

GameCube

GameCube November 24, 2003

Developer: Ubisoft Paris

Publisher: Ubisoft

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XIII (2003)

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News

Remake of XIII is so Bad That Players Prefer to Buy the 2003 Original

Remake of XIII is so Bad That Players Prefer to Buy the 2003 Original

Remake of XIII turned out to be so bad that last week the original version of the game, released on PC in 2003, sold better in digital distribution in the UK.

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Adrian Werner

November 22, 2020

Remake of XIII is so Bad That Players Prefer to Buy the 2003 Original

XIII Remake is Coming to PC and Consoles This Year

Since its premiere in 2003, the FPS known as XIII has managed to win a cult following. Microids and PlayMagic are going to remind players about it - a remake is coming to PC and consoles this year.

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Christian Pieniazek

April 18, 2019

XIII Remake is Coming to PC and Consoles This Year

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System Requirements

System Requirements for XIII (2003) Video Game:

PC Windows

PC / Windows

Recommended System Requirements:
Pentium III 1 GHz, 256 MB RAM, 64 MB graphic card.

Sony PlayStation 2

PlayStation 2

Supports:
memory card, Network Adaptor

Microsoft Xbox

Xbox

Supports:
Xbox Live

Nintendo GameCube

GameCube

Supports:
memory card

Ratings

Game Ratings for XIII (2003) Video Game.

89%

STEAM Score

All Reviews: Very Positive (2,422)

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User Reviews Summary generated by AI

The main pros of the game

  • Unique Visual Style: The cel-shaded comic book graphics are widely praised for their charm and creativity, making the game visually distinct and appealing even years after its release.
  • Engaging Story: The narrative, centered around conspiracy and espionage, is captivating and reminiscent of spy thrillers, with many users appreciating the intriguing plot twists and character backstories.
  • Variety in Gameplay: The game features a mix of stealth and action, with diverse levels and gameplay mechanics, including the use of gadgets like a grappling hook and environmental interactions (e.g., using objects as weapons).
  • Soundtrack: The music, often described as fitting the spy genre, enhances the game's atmosphere and adds to the overall experience.
  • Nostalgia Factor: Many players have fond memories of the game from their childhood, contributing to its status as a beloved classic.

The main cons of the game

  • Technical Issues: Users report numerous bugs, including crashes, sound problems (especially in cutscenes), and poor optimization for modern systems, making the game frustrating to play at times.
  • Save System: The checkpoint-based save system is criticized for being frustratingly sparse, often forcing players to replay long sections of the game after failing.
  • Gameplay Mechanics: Some players find the shooting mechanics inconsistent and the stealth elements poorly executed, leading to a preference for more direct combat approaches.
  • Boss Fights: Boss encounters are generally seen as tedious and poorly designed, often requiring repetitive attempts to overcome.

Conclusion

    The features or elements that are missing from the game according to users

    • Improved Save Options: Users desire more modern save features, such as autosave or manual save points that are more forgiving.
    • Better Stealth Mechanics: Many reviews suggest that the stealth system could be refined to make it more rewarding and less frustrating.
    • Enhanced Combat Mechanics: Players express a wish for improved aiming and shooting mechanics to make gunplay feel more satisfying and less clunky.
    • Quality of Life Improvements: Suggestions include modernizing the game to run better on current systems without extensive manual configuration, as well as fixing bugs that hinder gameplay experiences.

    Summary

    • Overall, while XIII - Classic is celebrated for its artistic style and engaging story, it suffers from technical issues and outdated mechanics that detract from the overall experience. Many players recommend it for nostalgia and its unique qualities, but with caveats regarding its gameplay limitations.

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