Previous games in the series had at least a handful of memorial weapons, such as the dubstep gun. The weapons for the most part are uninspired. Some enemies will perish with a single burst from your machine gun, while others, of the same type, will happily soak up an entire clip. The best thing about the shooting is it’s functional, although like most things in the game it’s inconsistent. When you’re flying or traversing the map it’s generally quite good, although it does struggle to transition between animations at times. In Just Cause 2 you have to rack up enough Chaos points to unlock the next story mission, but the difference is when you rack up enough points in Just Cause you actually get a proper story mission. The goal is to complete enough mini-games to fill a bar, which will in turn grab the Devil’s attention and gain you access to his palace in order to save the president. To make up for the fact that they either didn’t have time to, or didn’t bother to, make a traditional campaign with interesting missions the developers decided to just fill the four hours with mini-games. This is where the game’s first major problem becomes apparent. It’s up to Johnny Gat and Kinzie to save the day by jumping through the portal. A mysterious portal opens up and drags the US’s president down to Hell. The story picks up where the fourth game left off with the Saints sitting in a spaceship above Earth.
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