Any good?

Heh.
Wouldnt know.
GFWL
I didnt buy it.
:(

At least we have a thread in here, I can post this in here too.

Can someone from US gift me Section 8: Prejudice on Steam please? It is a GFWL game and it is not available in here. I can send $15 via Paypal tomorrow or gift $15 game on Steam like Monday Night Combat, Mount & Blade: With Fire and Sword etc right now... I will send money via Paypal tomorrow because I don't have money in my bank account right now, but I can buy a game from Steam right now because I have money on my Steam Wallet.

http://www.gog.com/en/forum/general/help_needed_for_gifting_some_steam_games/page2

And it is a good game I think. I don't usually read reviews but I trust Eurogamer.net. They gave 9/10 to this game.

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2011-04-20-section-8-prejudice-review

http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=687

Might wanna check there before buying.
Lots of people having issues, with both crashes and game saves, and not being able to start the game at all.
:(

I got the original for $5 and the "campaign" was one of the worst gaming experiences of my life, even for $5. Giantbomb's quicklook showed me this one is no better.

I played the first on PS3, and you have to appreciate it for what it is. The campaign is miserable. No doubt. However the gameplay is well done and the multiplayer delivers for the price. The visuals are pretty but don't expect anything you haven't seen before. Just another space marine here. The weapons are a little dissappionting, the only one you'll use is the assualt rifle most of the time. Hopefully they improved things there. The maps are huge but with everyone dropping in where ever they want the action is still fast paced unless you are lying low. I found the bots used to fill in matches are challenging enough. With good controls this game is a very entertaining shooter. The devs seemed to recognize the shortcomings of the original so I am hoping for this game to be worth the money I will certainly put forward for the ps3 title. Sorry, can't speak for pc.

Got it. Campaign is thematically silly and superbland, but mechanically I can't say it's any worse than the average AAA console shooter.

Multiplayer is great fun and naturally the main draw here. And it's good. I wouldn't pay $40 or $50 or $60 for it, but $15? Absolutely.

I got if for the Xbox. Its well worth 15 dollars. It has a lot of content for a download only multiplayer shooter. The single player campaign is on the short side, but like phanboy4 said, its on par with your average console shooter. Don't play it for the story, but it is fun. Personally, I only play multiplayer a match here and there, and I need a good amount of variety in the gameplay. Section 8: prejudice is perfect for that.

Live Demo was okay, they crammed a story in there. As usual, jet packs (jump packs really) are pretty fun. Dual analog stick FPS blows for me though so I wouldn't bite. Still, it's the sequel to a full priced release for 15 bucks, that's interesting already.

They have a PC version. It's on Steam.

I have been playing this game pretty much the whole day. I have to say the Swarm mode is the one I have the most fun with. I just love smashing the enemies when spawning from the sky ^_^

If you're wanting to play either Section 8 game and are doing so on a console you're doing it wrong. These games were built for the PC (higher player counts, bigger maps, etc.) and while Prejudice improves the console experience it's still a weaker one. Both Section 8 games are essentially multiplayer-only experiences, taking the Unreal Tournament approach of stitching bot matches together with a laughable plot so the marketing guys can claim that it's a full-fat game in every area. Unless you're an achievement junkie the Section 8 campaign holds no value and Prejudice does little to change this.

Your just saying that because of your 'prejudice' against consoles.

***Please don't continue this debate. I said this in jest. Its my favorite kind of joke. I knew I, and everyone else would be better off if I didn't say it, but I just couldn't walk away. I HAD to say it.
This isn't true. I only ever played the demo of the first game, but It did seem to just be a bot match single player. Prejudice's single player campaign is not a collection of bot matches. Its actual levels. Its no more a bot match collection than Half-Life is.

Just doing my part and bumping stuff ;)