Thursday, 30 May 2013
Army Men - Green Rouge [U] ISO
Army Men - Green Rouge [U] ISO
Description :
Created in a covert labotatory by splicing DNA from the Green Army's strongest and most skilled soldiers, the "Omega Soldier" is the Tan army's worst high-tech threat. Army Men: Green Rogue incorporates a 3rd person shooter with a coin-op, shoot'em up style of gameplay that will raise the heartbeat of anyone who dares to accept the challenge.
Plot :
Set during Army Men: Sarge's Heroes, the Green Nation creates a super soldier composed of DNA spliced from all the members of Bravo Company. General Plastro tries to capture the super soldier, but the crash-landing on the helicopter transporting it inadvertently awakens Omega Soldier, causing a one-man rampage against Tan forces. This is an arcade style shooter.
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Army Men - Air Attack 2 (G) and (U) ISO
Army Men - Air Attack 2 (G) and (U) ISO
Description :
Army Men: Air Attack 2 is a shooter game developed and published by 3DO for the PlayStation and PlayStation 2. It is a sequel to Army Men: Air Attack.
The Tan army is at it once again. This time Plastro has gained the help
of the Tan flying ace Baron Von Beige. They hope to take down the Green
war effort once and for all. Only one man stands in their way: Captain
William Blade. Help Blade foil Plastro's nefarious scheme in ARMY MEN:
Air Attack 2. Fly one of five unique helicopters through 22 mission of
plastic-melting carnage. Beware of the distinctive dangers presented by
the 10 different environments including the "Basement," "Halloween
Night," the "Wild West," and a "Japanese Garden." When avoiding
trick-or-treaters becomes too easy, challenge your friends to a
head-to-head deathmatch, or share the fun with your friends with
cooperative play. Remember, it's plastic men but real combat.
Gameplay:If you liked the other army men games then you will love this
one.Its very fun for a while.The game may show you some hard parts but
its actually pretty easy.I give the gameplay a score of 9.
Graphics:The graphics in Air Attack 2 look like the best graphics from any army men games.The helicopters and the soldiers look greatly made.All of the objects in the beckground look nice too.Not really any choppiness this is a great part of the game.I give the grpahics a 9 also.
Features:This game has a lot of cool features.You have an excellent single player game.You select your helicopter,co-pilot and the level you want to play.There are tons off fun levels to play on and you can even play them with a friend.The game has excellent multplayer games.There are abou 5 or 6 modes of play for MP battles.The objective is to beat your opponent.There are lots of MP levels to play on to keep you entertained.The features are definitely the best part about this game in my opinion.I give the excellent features a 10.
Story:Like other Army Men games the story is simple.Just beat the evil tan army.The only difference is that you get to do it in helicopters now which is very cool.I give the story an 8.
Control:The control isnt all that difficult and its pretty easy.There are lots of buttons to do the different actions but you shouldnt have much trouble here.Although theres a lot to do the controls may be a little hard at first.I give the control a 7.
Sound and Music:Each weapon has a different sound.Just before the start of each level [and at the end too] you here your objectives/how well you did.The voice here is very clear.Each level has a nice background music too.You will hear lots of sounds mixed when you have tons of enemies firing at you.I give the sounds section an 8.
Replay:Its good to replay the game if you want to play the levels with the different helicopters and co-pilots.If you want to play it on a harder difficulty you have a great reason to play this game over and over.I give the replay rate a 7.
Buy or Rent:If you like Army men games or helicopter games then you might enjoy this game.Its pretty fun and you should enjoy it.Otherwise if you dont like either of those type of games then you may just rent this instead.
Graphics:The graphics in Air Attack 2 look like the best graphics from any army men games.The helicopters and the soldiers look greatly made.All of the objects in the beckground look nice too.Not really any choppiness this is a great part of the game.I give the grpahics a 9 also.
Features:This game has a lot of cool features.You have an excellent single player game.You select your helicopter,co-pilot and the level you want to play.There are tons off fun levels to play on and you can even play them with a friend.The game has excellent multplayer games.There are abou 5 or 6 modes of play for MP battles.The objective is to beat your opponent.There are lots of MP levels to play on to keep you entertained.The features are definitely the best part about this game in my opinion.I give the excellent features a 10.
Story:Like other Army Men games the story is simple.Just beat the evil tan army.The only difference is that you get to do it in helicopters now which is very cool.I give the story an 8.
Control:The control isnt all that difficult and its pretty easy.There are lots of buttons to do the different actions but you shouldnt have much trouble here.Although theres a lot to do the controls may be a little hard at first.I give the control a 7.
Sound and Music:Each weapon has a different sound.Just before the start of each level [and at the end too] you here your objectives/how well you did.The voice here is very clear.Each level has a nice background music too.You will hear lots of sounds mixed when you have tons of enemies firing at you.I give the sounds section an 8.
Replay:Its good to replay the game if you want to play the levels with the different helicopters and co-pilots.If you want to play it on a harder difficulty you have a great reason to play this game over and over.I give the replay rate a 7.
Buy or Rent:If you like Army men games or helicopter games then you might enjoy this game.Its pretty fun and you should enjoy it.Otherwise if you dont like either of those type of games then you may just rent this instead.
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Army Men - Air Attack [U] ISO
Army Men - Air Attack [U] ISO
Description :
In ARMY MEN: Air Attack, the evil Tan army is making a move into Green territory. Only one man has the ability to stop their advance: Captain William Blade. Take command of Blade and his ragtag crew of chopper pilots as they fly one of four choppers Huey, Chinook, Super Stallion, or Apache through 16 missions of plastic carnage. Help them maneuver through perilous settings like the "Backyard" and the "Picnic." When you get tired of seeing your buddies melted on the barbecue, call a friend to help you in the Cooperative Play mode. If sharing is not your thing, knock your friend's chopper out of the sky in a head-to-head match up. Either way, with ARMY MEN: Air Attack, it's real combat with plastic men
Gameplay:If you liked the other army men games then you will love this
one.Its very fun for a while.The game may show you some hard parts but
its actually pretty easy.I give the gameplay a score of 9.
Graphics:The graphics in Air Attack 2 look like the best graphics from any army men games.The helicopters and the soldiers look greatly made.All of the objects in the beckground look nice too.Not really any choppiness this is a great part of the game.I give the grpahics a 9 also.
Features:This game has a lot of cool features.You have an excellent single player game.You select your helicopter,co-pilot and the level you want to play.There are tons off fun levels to play on and you can even play them with a friend.The game has excellent multplayer games.There are abou 5 or 6 modes of play for MP battles.The objective is to beat your opponent.There are lots of MP levels to play on to keep you entertained.The features are definitely the best part about this game in my opinion.I give the excellent features a 10.
Story:Like other Army Men games the story is simple.Just beat the evil tan army.The only difference is that you get to do it in helicopters now which is very cool.I give the story an 8.
Control:The control isnt all that difficult and its pretty easy.There are lots of buttons to do the different actions but you shouldnt have much trouble here.Although theres a lot to do the controls may be a little hard at first.I give the control a 7.
Sound and Music:Each weapon has a different sound.Just before the start of each level [and at the end too] you here your objectives/how well you did.The voice here is very clear.Each level has a nice background music too.You will hear lots of sounds mixed when you have tons of enemies firing at you.I give the sounds section an 8.
Replay:Its good to replay the game if you want to play the levels with the different helicopters and co-pilots.If you want to play it on a harder difficulty you have a great reason to play this game over and over.I give the replay rate a 7.
Buy or Rent:If you like Army men games or helicopter games then you might enjoy this game.Its pretty fun and you should enjoy it.Otherwise if you dont like either of those type of games then you may just rent this instead.
Graphics:The graphics in Air Attack 2 look like the best graphics from any army men games.The helicopters and the soldiers look greatly made.All of the objects in the beckground look nice too.Not really any choppiness this is a great part of the game.I give the grpahics a 9 also.
Features:This game has a lot of cool features.You have an excellent single player game.You select your helicopter,co-pilot and the level you want to play.There are tons off fun levels to play on and you can even play them with a friend.The game has excellent multplayer games.There are abou 5 or 6 modes of play for MP battles.The objective is to beat your opponent.There are lots of MP levels to play on to keep you entertained.The features are definitely the best part about this game in my opinion.I give the excellent features a 10.
Story:Like other Army Men games the story is simple.Just beat the evil tan army.The only difference is that you get to do it in helicopters now which is very cool.I give the story an 8.
Control:The control isnt all that difficult and its pretty easy.There are lots of buttons to do the different actions but you shouldnt have much trouble here.Although theres a lot to do the controls may be a little hard at first.I give the control a 7.
Sound and Music:Each weapon has a different sound.Just before the start of each level [and at the end too] you here your objectives/how well you did.The voice here is very clear.Each level has a nice background music too.You will hear lots of sounds mixed when you have tons of enemies firing at you.I give the sounds section an 8.
Replay:Its good to replay the game if you want to play the levels with the different helicopters and co-pilots.If you want to play it on a harder difficulty you have a great reason to play this game over and over.I give the replay rate a 7.
Buy or Rent:If you like Army men games or helicopter games then you might enjoy this game.Its pretty fun and you should enjoy it.Otherwise if you dont like either of those type of games then you may just rent this instead.
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Armorines - Project Swarm [U] ISO
Armorines - Project Swarm [U] ISO
Description :
You're an Armorine. You're wearing the latest in futuristic
battle-armour. Armed with a devastating arsenal, you've got 120 hours to
stop an all-out bug invasion of Earth. Or die trying.
The Facts
- First-person perspective
- Amazing enemies -- beautiful, realistic animations.
- Main character selection option, two main characters make two games in one.
- Diabolically clever enemy AI -- Big Smart Bugs.
- Wide range of two and four- multi-player options, including co-operative play.
- Five environments from Earth and space.
- 4MB Expansion Pak enabled high-resolution graphics.
- Incredible hi-tech alien weapons
- Point system rewards players with awards and promotions based on meeting mission objectives and performance.
- On-rails missions.
- Guns that expand dynamically.
- Engrossing storyline.
- Running on Turok 2 engine.
- Memory Pak support.
Gameplay :
Think about Turok 2 for a minute. Now add in bugs, a new menu system,
a two-player cooperative mode and a handful of on-rails missions. This
is Armorines in a nutshell. The first-person shooter plays similarly to
the dinosaur hunter. Gamers run around 3D environments triggering door
locks and splattering big, squealing bugs. As the game progresses,
weapons get bigger and so do enemies. A few bosses pop up for good
measure now and then, and objectives vary from level to level. It's
fairly standard first-person shooter activity, really. And that's not
necessarily a bad thing.
Acclaim London has done a bit of tweaking in the control department,
for better and worse. The main characters, (players can select from a
male or female Armorine), are manipulated with an identical control
scheme to that found in Turok 2. The C buttons move forward and
backward, strafe left and right, and the analog stick is utilized for
aiming. The sensation of speed as players walk is faster and more
satisfying compared to the slow-moving Turok 2. But aiming, somehow, is
even more difficult, even after adjusting the sensitivity of the analog
stick in the options menu. It slides more. So, for example, if we press
up on the analog stick, our perspective will keep rising up even after
we've ceased manipulating it. It's clumsy and particularly annoying when
the framerate stutters in high-enemy areas. The weapon and item selection is a mixed bag. We've got everything from laser rifles to chemical guns, Stargate-esque shafts of destruction, pulse blasters, rocket launchers and variations of each. But nothing we haven't seen and been more impressed by in Turok 2. The various item pick-ups, on the other hand, are largely unoriginal but entertaining all the same. Think "thumpers" ripped straight out of the Dune series, smart bomb beacons, mines, night-vision goggles, camouflage (which really does render characters a Predator-like invisible and, of course, land mines.
Multiplayer modes :
Armorines features a handful of differing multiplayer modes, the most
significant of which are a two-player cooperative game and, of course,
the standard four-player selection. The cooperative mode runs, but it
does so exhaustingly at times. This is because the framerate jumps
considerably depending on how many enemies are scrambling around
on-screen at once. It's playable, but not overwhelmingly addictive.
Players may find themselves disoriented by Acclaim's standard
vertically-split cooperative action. We suggest changing to horizontal
view immediately.
Both cooperative and standard deathmatch modes are lessened greatly
by the same flaw, control that is too loose and hard to come to grips
with. While the deathmatch mode runs with a strong framerate and smooth
sensation of speed in two-player mode (and slightly less in four), it's
very hard to hit any moving targets (which means players). Having played
so many better deathmatch modes as of late (GoldenEye, Quake 2, Turok 2), it didn't take very long for us to grow tired of this one.
Design :
When we come right down to it, perhaps the worst part about Armorines is the game's design itself. Trying to recreate Starship Troopers for a home console is good and fine in theory, but it just doesn't work -- not on Nintendo 64 and especially not with the Turok 2 engine. Going from 10,000 frightening bugs on the silver screen to three (with slowdown) on home console, well, isn't exactly cutting the mustard. We're scared by 10,000 bugs. We can handle three. Blame it on technology limitations or over ambitious design; whatever you blame it on, the end result is both not frightening and, even compared to the year-old Turok 2, just not very entertaining.
Graphics :
Armorines has a look about it that is -- surprise, surprise
--reminiscent of both Turok 2 and Starship Troopers. The game takes
place across a selection of 3D environments that range from snow-covered
mountain tops and underground caves (and facilities) to volcanic worlds
and alien surfaces. It employs pretty, often colored lighting effects
to the point where some environments seem to be created with that single
purpose in mind. Some areas are drowned in fog or nightfall, perhaps
for mood's sake, but probably to ensure a steady sense of fluidity. The
creatures, a selection of small termites and big, bloated bugs that
shoot projectiles, are well modeled, but not as animated as those in
Turok 2. The bosses, on the other hand, are huge and beautiful. One boss
in particular, a big, hulking monster that battles players to a
volcanic backdrop, is right on par with Turok 2's Mother in terms of
detail, animation and ferocity.
As expected, the game utilizes the 4MB Expansion Pak for an optional
high-resolution mode (both full screen and letterbox). The framerate
(regardless of resolution) is faster and smoother than Turok 2, which is
definitely a huge plus. It does stutter a bit in high-resolution full
screen, mainly when a number of enemies are trying to kill our armored
hero. We actually suggest running the title in high-resolution letterbox
mode for best results; it's smoother than the full screen mode and
better looking than standard resolution. Brilliant texture design can be the difference between mesmerizing 3D environments and bland ones. Unfortunately, Acclaim London seems to fall short in this area of the game as most of the levels are both barren and generic in appearance. Nothing really stands out as beautiful to the point where one might say, "Whoa," in a Keannu Reeves manner. Considering that Acclaim London already had the engine to start with, we were expecting a whole lot more, even if the framerate is a bit smoother.
Sound :
Sound effects and music play a very important part of a game like this
and Acclaim London has delivered the goods well enough. The title
features the traditional crop of squeals, hisses, growls, gunfire,
explosions, thumping, splattering, screaming -- what have you. And it
uses the sounds in appropriate areas. Dark spots where players cannot
see are often accompanied by bug growling and hissing. When our insect
friends jump out of the ground to our surprise, they immediately squeal
and hiss, doing their best to scare us before we blow them apart. It all
works. The musical offering, meanwhile, is just there; a mixture of
tribal drumbeats and entirely bland background noise. You won't be
craving the CD, but it's not going to drive you to insanity either.
The Verdict :
Turok 2 was a good first-person shooter with some
serious flaws. Acclaim London has taken the Turok 2 engine and
implemented some new ideas, while ignoring nearly all of the problems
associated with the dinosaur hunter sequel. So, we have Armorines, a
game that tries to be Starship Troopers, pitting players against hordes
of giant bugs in varying 3D environments -- in theory. Unfortunately,
what we really end up with is a game limited by Turok 2's engine;
slowdown occurs with multiple enemies on-screen and the armies of bugs
we had hoped for are instead replaced by a scarce group of wandering
insects here and there. We have a game that moves at a faster pace than
Turok 2, but with a worsened aiming system that is too loose and sloppy
to deliver accurate, precision hits, especially in situations when the
framerate drops. We have a game that features a two-player cooperative
mode that is almost always too slow to be enjoyed. Good ideas executed
poorly under an engine that has outstayed its welcome.
I'm reminded of PC add-ons to first-person shooters. They add in a few new enemies, feature new levels and texture sets and a new cast of weapons, but they play identically. Armorines is a Starship Troopers add-on to the Turok 2 engine. Nothing more. If you can live with that, and you're interested in blasting some overgrown insects, you might want to give this game a rent. If you're expecting a Turok 2 killer, though, you're in for a big disappointment.
I'm reminded of PC add-ons to first-person shooters. They add in a few new enemies, feature new levels and texture sets and a new cast of weapons, but they play identically. Armorines is a Starship Troopers add-on to the Turok 2 engine. Nothing more. If you can live with that, and you're interested in blasting some overgrown insects, you might want to give this game a rent. If you're expecting a Turok 2 killer, though, you're in for a big disappointment.
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