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By today's standards, the movement might feel a bit heavy, but in Vegas 2 , that weight added to the tension. Hugging a slot machine for cover while bullets shattered the glass around you felt visceral. The cover-to-cover transitions and the ability to blind-fire around corners created a rhythm that modern "run-and-gun" shooters often lack. The Verdict
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