Monster Madness Rampages PS3 This Summer
Originally developed by Artificial Studios and Immersion Games, the top-down Unreal Engine 3-powered arcade brawler hit PC and Xbox 360 last fall. It has undergone a number of changes in its transition to the PlayStation 3, including reworked camera angles, better controls, enhanced graphics, new mini-games, and the addition of four-player online co-op.
"Every Zombie, Werewolf and Vampire has been recalled to square one," noted publisher SouthPeak Games.
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my initial thoughts about the game after some play time:
http://www.shacknews.com/laryn.x?id=14591947#itemanchor_14591947
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I picked up the 360 version for about $35. That's about what it's worth. Enough of the control issues from the demo were corrected that it's mostly pretty fun (there's still a glaring control problem with vehicles, though), and it has some pretty original achievements, but the actual gameplay is pretty simplistic.
It's definitely not worth the $60 it was originally priced at, but it's a decent value at around $35. -
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I played the release version (prior to any patches) and found the controls to be outright dreadful. I expected the overall control scheme to be similar to Robotron, SmashTV, and Geometry Wars, however I was sadly mistaken. While I expected the game to be mindless, the controls ruined any enjoyment I might have had with it. If the controls were fixed and the game was priced at 20 bucks, I'd pick it up.
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