![]() I cannot stress that it IS fun, but only for a limited time because they repetative action and lack of variety or story kills this game. I think Atari could pull out a better Godzilla game if they tried. There will be games that simulate basketball and other such activities that these monsters should not be engaging in, in any way. Also, there are mini games along the way that just take the game down to a child-like level. Where is Titanasauras (from Terror of MechaGodzilla)? Where is Hedorah aka The Smog Monster? - He has a walk on role, but why can't we play as him? Howcome there's no Godzilla from 1960 or somewhere in that era? We have Godzilla 90s and Godzilla 2000, but shouldn't use long time fans who adore the classics be rewarded as well? And speaking of the older movies, why can't we be the original MechaGodzilla? How about Ebirah the large lobster-like creature? Long time Godzilla fans might crave more monsters than this game presents. As a long time Godzilla fan, there's a few things that bother me as far as the monster selection goes. I know we're talking about large monsters, but their move sets could be a bit different and expansive than they are. Each characters can pick up and throw, or do a move while holding the opponent, they can punch and kick, use their tail if they have one, some can fly. Each monster has different moves, but they're all similar in the styles. You'll fight several different monsters in a row, in different cities and then that's it - it's done. It's more like an arcade game than anything. The graphics are so-so and the sound effects are the same - at least they got the monsters' roars good!ĭislikes: There is no story mode - oh, they say story mode, but all you really do is choose a monster and fight one monster after another. I like having to unlock the other monsters. It's just fun being monsters you watched on TV. I like the multiplayer and the mayhem it creates when four monsters are battling it out. Likes: I like being the monsters and running through cities, destroying buildings and other monsters. Playing through this, though, you will tire quickly of the repetative action and such. Both games are relatively the same, the only difference being characters basically. This is the second of the two recently released Godzilla games. When I heard Godzilla was going to have new games, naturally I was ecstatic - but playing this game really let me down. I am a HUGE Godzilla fan - the Japanese movies, not the poor excuse of an American monster. Godzilla Fans Will Only Be Entertained For So Long. If your a fan of the genre, and have other fri ends that occasionally play this title on XBox Live, I would say go for it and get the game, otherwise.I'd wait for a much better Godzilla game, or even for Godzilla:Unleashed to come out for the 360. The voice while trying to talk with your friends in the game is glitchy and a bit jumpy so it sounds weird. The multiplayer menu is terrible, after every game you cannot stay in the same game, you always have to create a new one and re-invite whoever was in your last game. The multiplayer in the game, such as match making is the worst I've ever seen a game. Unfortunately, this game has seemed to lost a lot of players online, and finding an online match is near impossible (unless you know the person, or e-mail them ahead of time). GODZILLA SAVE THE EARTH GAME SERIESI decided to purchase this title for one, I'm a fan of the Godzilla series and whole giant monster genre, but aside from that, this is still a fun title to play on XBox Live, with other friends who have the game. GODZILLA SAVE THE EARTH GAME MOVIEPlayers can chose from nine game modes - such as Action, Challenge, Custom, and Versus - as they go bare knuckle, err - claw, against more than 18 classic Toho movie monsters, like King Dhidorah, Gigan, Mothra, and Biollante.įor more destructive mayhem, players can go online where a number of multiplayer options exist for up to four players including head to head, three or four-player-free-for-all, team, and two on two. The game boasts advanced destruction mechanics a gouge to a large building reveals its skeletal structure, before another hit sends it crumbling to the ground. Godzilla: Save the Earth features more than a dozen battlegrounds in cities all over the globe, including San Francisco, Los Angeles, Tokyo, Osaka, and New York City, all of which have been enhanced and enlarged, and feature hills, oceans, mountains, and harbors. Strap on some monster-sized boots and prepare to wreak havoc all over the world as you battle gargantuan opponents from the classic Toho Co. ![]()
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