New York burning, aliens everywhere, and a high-tech suit that turns you into the ultimate weapon.

No gut-feeling pick in the data, so let us break it down. And the profile is fairly bleak, still young, to confirm on so few votes. The soundtrack keeps its head above water, ahead of a bit more than half the games, and the desert island sits in the lower average on a single duel, so caution. Everything else pulls down. Controller feel, fun, rediscovery drag in the bottom third. Connection and art direction fall further still, ahead of barely 6 to 7% of titles. And it is that last line that surprises for a game once famous for its technical punch: today, the style marks few people in these duels.

For a 2011 shooter built on its graphical showcase, the verdict stings a little. Its strength back then, the visual feat, no longer counts against criteria turned toward emotion and memory.

So, who is it for? For you if you love nervous action, the suit that makes you overpowered, the head-on spectacle. Much less if you want a game to bond with or a style that stays in your head.