While he might lack the traditional powers, 's Rico is most definitely a superhero. In fact, he’s the anti-Spider-Man. Ever pondered what the webbed wonder would do without all those skyscrapers to swing about on? Well he’d probably call in Rico.
Let's take a closer look at what the one-man army can do...
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You can pop down and grab yourself a vehicle, and from what we’ve played driving feels solid, but when you can fly with the wingsuit there’s little reason to, at least when covering shorter distances. It’s different from the one found in Far Cry, mainly as it’s a much more active affair. You’ll need to dip and swerve to keep up momentum.
Avalanche’s aim is to ensure that while you’re strapped into the parachute you can do anything that you could do on the ground. It’s initially quite a strange concept to get your head around, but within minutes we found ourselves switching between this and the wingsuit almost exclusively when moving about.
Rico now has room for up to three weapons at once. There’s a slot for a primary and secondary weapon
and a more explosive Special, such as a rocket launcher, to back them up. The big cause for celebration, however, is Rico’s inexplicably infinite supply of C4. Now we can get straight to planning our next demolition job.
We can’t wait to see what the community makes of the new multi-tether grappling hook, as the number of scenarios that can unfold with its retracting mechanic is dizzying. Case in point: Avalanche actually ensured that the heads of statues will remain intact. It turns out players love using them with a helicopter as a wrecking ball.
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