Tom Clancys Ghost Recon – Predator PSP ISO
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon – Predator
Console: PSP (Download Emulator)
Publisher: Ubisoft
Genre: Other
Region: EU, US
Released: October 1, 2010
File size: 465.43 MB
Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Predator, developed by Virtuos and published by Ubisoft, immerses players in the elite “Ghosts” special forces unit, navigating high-stakes military operations. Set in the dense jungles of Sri Lanka, this 2010 PlayStation Portable exclusive delivers a gripping tactical shooter experience.
Story and Setting
Players lead a three-member Ghost squad, deployed to Sri Lanka to prepare for a U.S. invasion within a tight 72-hour window. The mission begins with a hunt for insurgents behind the massacre of American mining ship crews, tied to the 1987–1989 JVP insurrection. As the Ghosts dismantle enemy bases, they uncover a web of deception: a foreign intelligence operative, Dilip Khan, has manipulated the U.S. into targeting the wrong faction—the People’s Action Front (“Activists”)—to benefit the rival Loyalists. The narrative, rich with Tom Clancy’s signature political intrigue, tasks players with exposing the truth to avert an unjust war.
Gameplay
Predator offers a third-person, cover-based shooter experience, drawing heavily from Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter and its sequel. Players control a squad of three Ghosts, dynamically switching between characters from five classes (scout, support gunner, marksman, shotgunner, or medic). Missions allow for stealthy infiltration or direct combat, supported by cutting-edge tech like recon drones, airstrikes, and prototype weapons. A leveling system lets players earn experience to enhance squad abilities, with in-game achievements and unlockable weapon and camo customizations adding depth. The expansive levels, featuring jungle hideouts and urban strongholds, use transition points to manage load times, ensuring seamless exploration.
Multiplayer
The game shines in its multiplayer offerings. Up to three players can team up in ad-hoc co-op mode via PSP’s local connectivity, enabling coordinated tactics like flanking maneuvers for richer strategic gameplay. Competitive modes include team and free-for-all deathmatches, plus two cooperative variants, fostering teamwork and replayability.
Graphics and Interface
Visually, Predator mirrors the style of Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter 2 on PSP, with serviceable graphics suited to the platform. While gun models may appear blocky, the varied environments—jungles, bases, and urban zones—are functional and immersive. The user interface is intuitive, streamlined for quick squad commands and navigation. Some reviews note the graphics as adequate but not groundbreaking, with solid sound effects for weapons and explosions.
Reception
Reviews are mixed. Some praise the tactical depth and co-op mode, likening it to an improved take on PSP’s Advanced Warfighter 2, while others criticize the enemy AI, controls, and visuals as underwhelming, calling it an unsatisfying tactical shooter. Completion times range from 5 hours for the main story to 10 hours for full exploration.
