Dead Space
March 13, 2010 by Xbox 360 Game Reviews · Leave a Comment
Dead Space from EA is sure to please any action-adventure gamer looking for a bloody battle against deadly aliens. Dead Space for Xbox 360 begins when a massive mining ship, the USG Ishimura, comes in contact with a mysterious alien artifact and suddenly loses its communications with Earth. Engineer Isaac Clarke is sent to repair
Deep Space pits Isaac Clarke against deadly aliens. View larger. |
Zero-G game play allows you to walk on walls and the ceiling. View larger. |
EA delivers an incredibly frightening experience with state-of-the-art graphics and effects. View larger. |
Neutralize the attacking enemies with weapons and telekinetic powers. View larger. |
the Ishimura’s communications, but arrives to find a floating vessel that has become a complete bloodbath. The crew is mutilated and infected with an ancient alien scourge. Clarke’s repair mission is transformed to one of survival as he fights to save himself and return the artifact to the planet at any cost.
Fight with Weapons and Telekinesis
The alien hordes are incredibly resilient. You’ll have to find creative ways to neutralize the attacking enemies by shearing off limbs with powerful weapons. And when the ammo runs out you’ll be thankful that you can use your telekinetic powers to pick up objects (even the aliens’ own severed arms and legs) and hurl them at your advancing enemies.
Graphics, Effects, and Sound Increase the Horror
EA delivers an incredibly frightening experience with state-of-the-art graphics and effects, an audio system that will have you jumping out of your seat, and a truly horrific atmosphere that is permeated with death, mutilation, and despair. You’ll have to be resilient to slash through the alien onslaught and stop this virulent scourge. As you explore the ship, the tragic story of the USG Ishimura will unfold in gory detail as you discover frantic logs from the hideously transformed crew in their final days.
True Zero-G Effects
You’ll be able to take full advantage of zero gravity in Deep Space. Battling enemies and solving puzzles takes on new challenges and present ingenious opportunities with the Zero-G game play. You can use zero gravity to create your own path around obstacles by walking on walls and the ceiling. Leap across vast distances or change your perspective to gain a strategic advantage over your enemies.
User Ratings and Reviews
5 Stars gory, gruesome, galactic fun
i’m a 60 year old former executive who bought an xbox 360 and 16 different videogames just to see what was up with the medium. having played to the finish all the popular titles from GTA 4 and Fallout 3 to Bioshock and Crackdown, i have to say this game ranks very high on graphical quality, ragdoll and object dynamics, creature and environment concept, sound effects, musical score and plotting. it’s the whole package.
the plot is straightforward: a crippled mining ship, boarded by a repair/rescue crew, finds the crew gone, replaced by horrid alien creatures. through many tasks and trials they appraise the situation, attempt rescue and escape, and finally deal with treachery among themselves. at the end the hero faces one of the visually most impressive boss battles in any game i’ve played, and the hero (if he wins) barely escapes with his life. or does he?
this game avoids all the annoying features of other games. save stations are well situated, and entire levels load in one shot — as a tram ride from one part of the mining ship to another. there are no annoying waits as subsections load during play. the QA is excellent — i encountered no bugs or crashes. there is a selection of six weapons, all fun to use (the line gun and plasma cutter are mainstays), and (unlike the tedious diversity in bioshock) only two “special powers” — projective kinesis and time stopping stasis. there are one or two “stores” in each level where scavenged credits and materiel can be traded for weapons, ammo, health and suit upgrades (up to a level 6). when you’re done, you can play through again, keeping all the weapons and credits you’ve earned, but without advancing to a more difficult level.
the internal navigation and guidance helps (pop up three dimensional map, pavement guideline that appears by pressing a motion stick, hero journal, archive of audio recordings, etc.) make it hard to get lost or get confused. the tutorial episodes at the beginning of the game are clear, and the control combinations easy to remember.
the art is one of the real pleasures in this game. environments have all been lovingly painted — none of the tessellated pavements and walls of cheaper games — and there is real diversity in color, lighting and clutter. the music is cinematic quality, and one of the points i especially enjoyed was the way mechanical sounds (malfunctioning doors slamming repetitively, fans scraping rhythmically) were seamlessly woven into the musical soundtrack as percussion effects. the monster effects are creepy and there are plenty of horror film “gotcha” moments woven into the action.
my only suggestion is that players tackle the game in “easy” mode. as far as i can tell, the only difference in play is how hard you have to work to kill aliens and find ammo; and you will surely die often at the difficult level. this means you’ll have to really work to get past attacks, and sit through repetitive and extended cut scenes of your own dismemberment and evisceration before starting over. in the “easy” level you can actually go through an entire level without dying, and this creates an immersive, continuous play experience that is very much like watching yourself in a movie. this heightens the horror experience and involvement in play. and to really enjoy the art and action, you should only play this game in the dark!
2 Stars Overated
I really think this game has been overated. I found the whole thing monotonous and referential to quite a few other games that have come before. The setting reminded me very strongly of Doom 3, the alien creatures (Necromorphs- which itself is not a very original name) of The Suffering, and the plot “twist” (which even my kids saw coming from way off) from Bioshock, to name just a few. Gameplay was rather stagnant and the weapons that become available as the game progresses are really superfluous as you can kill most things with the first cutter you get. It wasnt creepy (Twinkle twinkle little star!- please), it wasnt exciting, it was just, well boring.
5 Stars Must Play 360 Game
I know I am late to the party in reviewing this game, but I just got around to playing and finishing the game. I can add to all of the other 5 star reviews in saying that Dead Space is really a standout Xbox 360 game. A must buy for anyone who likes the genre.
4 Stars Very Solid Horror Game
What can I say that hasn’t been said already about the game? Dead Space is a great game.
I really enjoyed this game on the Impossible Setting , I felt like it was a better game on that setting. This setting is only unlocked beating the game once.
I also enjoyed the fact that you could use cheat codes and still get achievements. Something that is very rare in games these days. The cheats don’t really ruin the game as you don’t have God mode or infinite ammo, but they do help remove some anoying features like running out of oxygen and running out of stasis.
I also liked getting the one gun achievement.
This game has a pretty decent replay value as you can carry your items into the next game ,UNLESS YOU CHANGE DIFFICULTY, you can restart a game with all of your weapons ,items ect.
For those of you wondering what weapons are best?
IMO the best armor is the TANK ARMOR and can be downloaded off LIVE.
The best overall gun for the one gun achievement is the PLASMA CUTTER.
The best overall gun if ammo wasn’t an issue would be the LINE GUN.
But as I played my 2nd time through I found myself really getting into the other weapons. Strangely though the flame thrower is weak and should be the last gun you upgrade.
The other weapons are good ,its just the plasma cutter and stasis seem to be the best combo for beating the game. Freeze and enemy and shoot their limbs off will be the main combat component. The LINE GUN is devistating when your out of stasis and enemies are rushing you as the LINE GUN just slices them in half.
I also enjoyed the basket ball mini-game. YOu could probably make a full fledged Xbox Live Aracade Game out of this mini-game. It’s pretty kool and involves you using gravity and multiple hoops and involves you using gravity boots .Overall really kool feature.
Also I liked the gravity feature one of which involved you walking on an asteroid and another which involves you throwing giant glowing radioactive balls out the ships air hatch.
Dead Space does have some repetive momements , your basically on one large ship and each level basically is a reworked lateout of the next. Same Hallways, Same look , over and over. But I will say it still is a very good looking game. I had just wished they mixed up the same-ness of the levels.
The story isn’t hard to follow IMO and has a almost predictable ending , but still a good ending and an overall game. The ending and story is enriched by reading the text found along the way in the form of audio and video files ,although they are completley skippable and up to you to read them or not.
I wish the DLC was free by now ,maybe they’ll release a version with all of the DLC.
But if your wondering the best armor by far is the Tank Suit , so I would get that as soon as possible off LIVE, you don’t absolutley need it , but its the best rated suit and should be the one you get if you want the strongest suit.
5 Stars Easy Five Stars
I rarely give five-star reviews for anything, but DEAD SPACE met and exceeded all my expectations.
IMMERSIVE. I felt a chilling claustrophobia throughout the whole game. I found myself getting tense all over weaving my way through all the closed spaces.
EXPANSIVE. On the other hand, some of the environments were HUGE, especially when I was cruising around outside the spaceship with wide open space floating overhead. Awe-inspiring vistas.
DISTURBING. Some of the monsters were genuinely disturbing to the point of believability. I was truly freaked out by the humanoid things that had the lower jaw missing and an extra arm coming out of the stomach. Plus, the storyline about this fanatical sect really bumps up the urgency and dread.
CINEMATIC. The cut scenes were beautifully rendered, and honestly I felt more like I was playing a movie than a game most of the time.
VISCERAL. Gore, gore, gore. Lots of wonderful, splattery innards.
MUSICAL. The score was well-written and appropriately orchestrated, woven together well with the sound effects and properly placed throughout the whole game. Jason Graves did a brilliant job, and I can’t wait to hear what he does next.
FUN. The visuals, gameplay, horror, storyline all added up to one of the top ten games I’ve ever played.
Banjo Kazooie Nuts and Bolts
March 1, 2010 by Xbox 360 Game Reviews · Leave a Comment
Rare Ltd. revives the Banjo-Kazooie franchise with this third installment, created exclusively for the Xbox 360. Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts brings the famous bear and bird duo back in high definition, with plenty of user-generated content and fun gameplay options.
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Banjo and Kazooie return in this third installment to battle it out with the evil witch Gruntilda. View larger. |
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The Lord of Games (LOG) has built many worlds to determine the rightful owner of Spiral Mountain. View larger. |
In Nuts & Bolts, a showdown has been set. The Lord of the Games (LOG) has arranged a duel between Banjo and the evil witch Gruntilda, aka Grunty, to decide the rightful owner of Spiral Mountain. LOG, being the creator of all video games, has built a multitude of worlds to host the challenges. Banjo must complete all the worlds to win, while Grunty tirelessly tries to stop his efforts using every method she can muster.
Build it at Mumbo’s Motors
The game is loaded with vehicle options to help Banjo pilot over land, water, and air. Parts for vehicles are widely diverse, ranging from your standard engines and wheels to egg guns, floaters, and other gadgets. The Mumbo’s Motors workshop makes it easy to create new vehicles. You’ll collect different parts by solving puzzles and exploring worlds. Vehicle parts include a wide variety of body panels, engines, wheels, wings, propellers, fuel, and weapons, plus lots of bizarre items like Mumbo Bombos, floaters, and the versatile sticky ball that allows you to create almost anything from a simple object. Once you’ve finished your ride, customize your creation with a paint job and a suitable name before Banjo takes the wheel and pilots it into action.
Customize, Customize, Customize–or Just Get Down to Business
LOG’s worlds are littered with hidden secrets, reward puzzles, and over 100 contraption parts that deliver an almost limitless combination of vehicle possibilities. As you work through the worlds, you’ll discover more and more ways to customize and improve your contraptions, creating a surprising level of user-generated content. But even if you don’t fancy yourself the greatest inventor or a highly creative craftsman, you can still have countless hours of fun with Banjo-Kazooie’s pre-built vehicles. With these at your fingertips you’re ready to jump in and get started, and there are plenty more contraptions available for purchase throughout the adventure using in-game currency and musical notes.
Characters, Old and New
Banjo and his best friend, Kazooie, are ready to battle for their homeland and prevent Grunty from developing it into tower blocks and malls. Other familiar faces return as well, such as Bottles, Captain Blubber, and the Jinjos, along with a vibrant cast and crew of new friends and foes. Keep your eyes peeled for Grunty’s minions–look out for Trophy Thomas, Piddles, and Grunty’s menacing Gruntbots: they’ll do anything to prevent Banjo’s success.
Nuts & Bolts offers an engaging storyline, entertaining characters, and fun gameplay options. This game offers complete single-player and multiplayer experiences–tackle LOG’s worlds on your own, or play with your friends in competitive and cooperative challenges. Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts for Xbox 360 is a enjoyable, challenging game that appeals to people of all ages and types.
Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts delivers loads of customization options, interesting characters (old and new), and plenty of fun, challenging gameplay.
User Ratings and Reviews
4 Stars Respectable effort, pretty fun.
The game is fun, good for all ages, and has decent replay value and maintains a sense of exploration for the player throughout.
It can be a bit tedious or frustrating at times, but in general, this is a fun game for kids and adults and will give you hours of entertainment.
5 Stars GOTY!
This was my choice for 2008′s Game of The Year. Fantastic single player and online play. Truly imaginative and inspiring game design. I flat out love this game. Everyone should experience it. If you’re on the fence, just get it. Good times await you…
5 Stars I’m simply stunned…
I’ve never played a Banjo & Kazooie game in my entire life. I know nothing of the series. But I saw a demo on an Xbox at a popular Video Game store, and decided to check it out. I downloaded a demo from Xbox Live, and bought the game less than 24 hours later!
Let me tell you something – ANY game that encourages this level of creativity and thought process, and rewards the player for doing so as this game does, is one FANTASTIC video game.
In a world of Grand Theft Auto’s and Saints Row’s, a game like Banjo & Kazooie Nuts & Bolts is such a welcome breath of fresh air.
If you’re reading this now, you’re probably not a huge BK fan because if you WERE, you’d have already tried and possibly purchased the game. So I’m writing this to people who are just now getting around to researching this game, since it has been out now for over 6 months.
B&K-N&B is all about building vehicles to accomplish all sorts of missions. All of the missions are timed, which I’ll agree can be a little stressful. But failing to accomplish a set time in a mission only encourages one to build a better vehicle, or to find a new method to accomplish the task – to effectively “think outside the box.” Vehicle designs – quite simply – are limitless. Cars/Trucks? Piece of cake. Boats? Can do. Planes? Yeup. Helicopters, too! Submarines are possible but a little difficult as your vehicles can either sink or float, but cannot maintain a particular “depth” underwater. Build a sub with a few concealed wheels underneath though and you’ll be fine. The most fun (in my opinion) is building multi-purpose vehicles – like amphibious space-jumping race trucks… And of course what vehicle wouldn’t be complete without some egg launchers, maybe rockets, or a boot that’ll pop out of box and kick unsuspecting foes!
All in all the game aims to be cute – and believe me it delivers. At 30 years of age, even I have to laugh when the instruction says “Engine: makes vehicles move. Even stupid Bear can figure it out…” I’d normally aim this game at kids or maybe women who don’t care for the usual gamut of racing/first-person-shooting/roleplaying games. My wife would probably love B&K-N&B.
I LOVE games that let me build stuff. I love games that makes people go, “Hey can I do this?… Wow yes I can!!” Not even 20 hours into the game I was trying to build Mater from the movie Cars. I built a massive cargo plane and watched it fly (complete with retracting landing gear!) and built a submersible helicopter. I don’t care who you are – that’s AWESOME right there…
I also see a TON of content in this game. After 20 hours I’ve only unlocked a small fraction of available vehicle parts and levels. Of course, most of that is due to the fact that I’m too busy doing looptie-loops in my jumbo jet or exploring the ocean sea-bed in my truck… But B&K-N&B ALLOWS you to do that stuff, so have at it!!!
Phenomenal game. Phenomenal idea, and just a constant source of entertainment. The text issues have been fixed for the most part. The graphics are beautiful, the stories are funny and entertaining, and even though I know very little of the B&K history, it’s obviously not necessary to enjoy this awesome chapter of the story.
4 Stars Banjo plays on!
My son wanted this game for his birthday but we are now fighting over who gets to play it. He is such a pig and won’t let Mommie play. At least I can hear him enjoying it from outside of his bedroom door. Maybe I need to buy my own copy just so I can get some preactice in.
5 Stars So worth the price
I remember playing the first banjo Kazooie game on the N64 and trying to find every jinjo possible. Although this game changes the idea alittle with building vehicles from pieces like lego’s it works rather well. It ended up being a must buy for twenty bucks on sale. Hope Rare brings out some more awesome games with their original characters.
Call of Duty World at War
January 9, 2010 by Xbox 360 Game Reviews · Leave a Comment
Call of Duty: World at War from Activision for the Xbox 360 completely changes the rules of engagement by redefining World War II gameplay. In this edition, players are thrust into the final, tension-filled battles against a new, ferocious enemy in the most dangerous and suspenseful action ever seen in a WWII title. Building on the Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare engine, this installment promises to immerse players in gritty, chaotic combat. You’ll have to band together to survive harrowing and climactic battles that defined WWII and led to the demise of the Axis powers.
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Call of Duty: World at War promises to immerse players in gritty, chaotic combat. View larger. |
The potent flamethrower will set the battlefield ablaze. View larger. |
From the remains of Russia and the ruins of Berlin, to the beach and jungles of the deadly Pacific Theater, Call of Duty: World at War’s campaign gameplay employs features that were only available in multiplayer gameplay in the previous installments. With this title you can take advantage of perks, rankings, and online stats in an up-to-four-player cooperative gameplay that is sure to revolutionize the way you play Call of Duty. And with new infantry and vehicle-based weapons, such as the potent flamethrower, you’ll have the tools you need to set the battlefield ablaze and defeat the enemy.
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Advanced Enemies, New Environments, and Fearless Tactics
You’ve never encountered combat challenges like those presented in Call of Duty: World at War. Prepare yourself to face off against ruthless enemies who employ advanced tactics. Your foes will stop at nothing to defend their homelands. With swampy ambushes, tree-top snipers, and fearless Kamikaze attacks, there is no safe place to turn. As U.S. Marine and Russian conscripts, you’ll battle against the fearless Imperial Japanese and elite German soldiers in epic infantry, vehicle, and airborne missions across a variety of Pacific and European locations. On foot, behind the wheel, or in the air, you’ll have to be relentless to achieve victory.
Cutting-Edge Technology and Physics-Enabled Battlefields
Call of Duty: World at War utilizes cutting-edge technology, including highly-detailed character models, self-shadowing, environmental lighting and amazing special effects to deliver best-of-breed visuals. Depth of field, rim-lighting and texture-streaming technology bring the adrenaline-pumping combat to life. And with physics-enabled battlefields and fire that spreads realistically through environments, you’ll feel immersed in battles that are both life-like and dynamic.
Cooperative Campaign Mode
For the first time in franchise history, Call of Duty introduces cooperative campaign gameplay, bringing a breath of fresh air to “No One Fights Alone.” This gameplay mode allows up to four players to meet and play online, or a two-player local split-screen co-op. Now you can share the terrifying experience of campaign missions with your friends for greater camaraderie and improved tactical execution. Co-op mode also incorporates innovative multiplayer components, such as challenges, rankings and online stats, and even features a competitive co-op mode that will identify the best player on your team.
Improved Online Multiplayer Action
Call of Duty: World at War once again delivers sophisticated, class-based, online multiplayer action that has made the series famous. New additions include vehicle combat with tanks, and Call of Duty: World at War rounds out the multiplayer experience with improved features, such as persistent stats, player rankings, upgradeable weapons, squad-based gameplay, customized classes, enhanced perks, and more.
User Ratings and Reviews
3 Stars It’s OK
This game didn’t have much of a chance since it came out after COD4 Modern Warfare. The graphics are amazing, of-course and the game play is the usual, but it just cannot compare to it’s big brother!
4 Stars good game
Not as good as Call of Duty 4 – “Modern Warfare”. Would skip this one and either get COD 4 or wait for the soon to be released “Modern Warfare 2″.
I don’t play the campaigns – only multiplayer on XBOX live. Modern Warfare has been the 2nd best game I own — after Left 4 Dead.
4 Stars The co-op display could’ve been better
I love this game. The story, the action, the weapons, etc. It’s good game overall. It’s just the co-op local split-screen was kinda wack. I thought that they could’ve given more options for the split-screen display. But other than that…. GREAT GAME!
3 Stars The Great Grenade Game
Ok. I’ve thoroughly played this game through in every game mode available. Zombies is fun no matter what, unless you completely suck at the game, or you are playing with someone that completely sucks at the game. In order for you to earn your title of not sucking at the game, beat the campaign on hardened. Not too hard. Multiplayer level doesn’t really count because you will eventually kill some people and level up. So just because you are a high level doesn’t mean your good. I play against tons of people who completely suck at the game, they just play it A TON. My complaint about the game is that the campaign really has no story. Instead of the Russian campaign for Europe, which was one of the high points of the game, they should make it even better by putting the Europe campaign in the hands of the Airborne, preferably either the 82nd or the 101st (The Paratroopers of D-Day). I don’t know nearly as much about the Pacific campaign as the European, but I do know that if they had stretched the campaign all the way from Pearl Harbor to the final hours at Okinawa, and included the Iwo Jima invasion, then the game would have been 10 times as awesome. They also could do something where you are the bombardier of the B-29 that dropped the A- Bomb on Hiroshima. This game could have been a lot better. Historical accuracy isn’t as important as playability
4 Stars Great Game
I would, if possible give this game a 4.75 stars. The game is great, diffcult, and multiplayer modes are fun. I just wish you could get achievements with friends in the game mode, but the game is great. I was shocked how going back to WW2 made the game fun and fresh, playing both american and russian styles of fighting.
Halo 3 ODST
September 1, 2009 by Xbox 360 Game Reviews · Leave a Comment
Developed exclusively for Xbox 360 by acclaimed developer Bungie, Halo 3: ODST is a new, stand-alone expansion to the Halo saga that lets players experience the events leading up to the epic story told in Halo 3 through the eyes of an entirely new character the ODST (Orbital Drop Shock Trooper), as they search for clues leading to the whereabouts of their scattered squad and the motivations behind the Covenant’s invasion of New Mombasa. The game adds a new dimension to an all-encompassing universe that gamers around the world have known and loved since the release of the first Halo game in late 2001.
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Bionic Commando is back, now on the Xbox 360, 20 years after the NES classic was initially released. And returning with it is the swinging bionic arm game mechanic that made it so popular and critically acclaimed. Bionic Commando makes the move to 3D, and gamers will be able to grapple, swing, and scale a giant environment filled with buildings, canyons, and more. Velvet Assassin Xbox 360 Video Game for CheapJuly 18, 2009 by Xbox 360 Game Reviews · 7 Comments Velvet Assassin Xbox 360 Video Game for Cheap
The Velvet Assassin Xbox 360 Video Game for Cheap is developed by Replay Studios in Hamburg, Germany. Velvet Assassin is a single player gaming experience that aims to redefine the stealth action genre through incredibly stylized visuals, immersive environments and a mysteriously haunting atmosphere. Originally Inspired by the exploits of real-life WWII heroine, Violette Szabo, Velvet Assassin reveals the revulsions of war that are never spoken aloud and through its innovative third-person gameplay is set to change the way gamers think of combat forever. Get the Velvet Assassin Xbox 360 Video Game for Cheap while supplies last . Buy Cheap Sacred 2: Fallen Angel xbox 360 video gamesMay 25, 2009 by Xbox 360 Game Reviews · 10 Comments Buy Cheap Sacred 2: Fallen Angel xbox 360 video games
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As the sequel to the critically acclaimed Battlestations: Midway, Battlestations: Pacific for the Xbox 360 takes war-play to the next generation by introducing a new level of realism with more detailed graphics, a redesigned interface for better game play, and new features that will make you feel like you’re part of the Pacific War. Eidos Interactive designed this epic action-strategy game to have 28 full-scale battles, with over 100 realistic war machines, all of which allows you to relive the historical battles of the Pacific during WWII. Play as the American forces, or go the “what if” route, and play as the Japanese to rewrite the history books. Take to the air and down the enemy planes. You can lead either American or Japanese forces to victory. Buy Cheap Battlestations Pacific Xbox 360 video games for the ultimate enjoyment ever! Buy Cheap X-Men Origins: WolverineMay 25, 2009 by Xbox 360 Game Reviews · 10 Comments Buy Cheap X-Men Origins: Wolverine
The X-Men saga continues with the cheap X-Men Origins: Wolverine video game for the Xbox 360, based on the feature film of the same name. Unleash the fury of Wolverine and see how it all began. With cinema-style graphics and sound, and unstoppable action and excitement, X-Men Origins: Wolverine will have you on the edge of seat as you slash, slice, and stab your way through level after level of intense, epic gameplay. Wolverine’s real-time regeneration powers keeps you going for more action. View larger. Use your claws to slice up your opponents. View larger. X-Men and Wolverine fans will recognize scenes from the comic book. View larger. Cinema-Style Graphics and Sound With in Terminator: Salvation Cheap Xbox 360 Video gameMay 25, 2009 by Xbox 360 Game Reviews · 7 Comments Terminator: Salvation Cheap Xbox 360 Video game
In Terminator: Salvation, you are John Connor, a soldier in this post-apocalyptic world, and it’s up to you to lead your squad of loyal fighters in a desperate battle for survival against the superior forces of Skynet and its deadly Terminators. Use the environment and objects in it to provide cover and protection as the T-600 and T-7T shoot relentlessly at you and your squad from all angles and the lethal Aerostat blasts you from above. Key Features * Terminator Mythology – Set two years prior to the upcoming Terminator Salvation film, play as John Connor for the first time and continue the epic fiction of the Terminator mythology.
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