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Anotherweek, another dark and moody first-person shooter for the 360 and PS3.And initially at least, Dark Sector feels much like the numerous otherGears of War clones that clog up the release schedules. Think bleakenvironments, dashing to cover and monosyllabic protagonists. Oh, and atruly nonsensical story. Luckily then, Dark Sector has one trick up itshackneyed sleeve - the glaive. This spinning blade - Krull fans willrejoice - is the star of the game and the main reason to persevere.Initially used as a boomerang-style killing device, the glaive caneventually be steered round corners to take out hidden assailants, andupgraded with fire, ice and electricity. Guns are included to keep thetraditionalists happy but in truth there is little here, other than theglaive, that will upset them. There are even frustrating "boss"confrontations. But as entertaining as throwing the glaive around canbe, the thrill soon palls, leaving you with a solid yet hardlyessential action game.