The conquest for any big-screen to PS2-screen game is just simply to be good.  The plots always become to developed without you actually doing anything to invoke it, just shooting some people, and sitting through a cut scene.  This game is no exception.  There seems to be no storyline continuing into the actual gameplay, just the cut scenes.  The levels don't allow any exploring.  Further more, even though I enjoy an easy, fairly quick game, AUF takes both of those to extremes.  If you're good, these measly 11 levels can be beaten in 2 hours.
There are two good parts though.  The controls are good, allowing you to scroll through Q's gadgets easily.  The second is the multiplayer mode, with about ten unique environments, and cool weapons.
Overall:  Buy only for the multiplayer mode.
The conquest for any big-screen to PS2-screen game is just simply to be good. The plots always become to developed without you actually doing anything to invoke it, just shooting some people, and sitting through a cut scene. This game is no exception. There seems to be no storyline continuing into the actual gameplay, just the cut scenes. The levels don't allow any exploring. Further more, even though I enjoy an easy, fairly quick game, AUF takes both of those to extremes. If you're good, these measly 11 levels can be beaten in 2 hours. There are two good parts though. The controls are good, allowing you to scroll through Q's gadgets easily. The second is the multiplayer mode, with about ten unique environments, and cool weapons. Overall:  Buy only for the multiplayer mode.