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Mindjack let's you hack into one

By CHRIS CAMPBELL. Scripps Howard News Service
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Being able to hack into the mind of a random human, animal or robot is really smart gaming. Pinned behind cover by numerous shooters? Just leave your body and hack into someone nearby who's got the drop on those pesky foes and wipe them out. Mindjack. It's genius when it works, but most of the time you're left hoping for more because the controls are stiff. Real stiff. Like walking-dead stiff.


RATING M for Mature

PLOT Really get into others' heads

DETAILS Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, $60

BOTTOM LINE A letdown

By CHRIS CAMPBELL. Scripps Howard News Service

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