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  • Rogue Spear's demo sound is uninteresting for the most part. It's just your standard smattering of gun shots and explosions. Footsteps let you know when an enemy is near, but you can't tell where they're coming from. Red Storm would be smart to use better samples and to tweak their 3D sound engine before they ship the final version.

    Overall, lots of weapons and game play with depth make Rogue Spear look really good. If Red Storm can fix some minor problems and inadequacies, they will end up with a game that Sharky Extreme will gladly recommend. The demo is impressive.

    Jon Simon
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