The destruction is back in the largest insect infestation to hit earth since 2017! Take your sneak peek into all the action with the newly released set of assets for Earth Defense Force 2025 from D3Publisher. Coming to the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 on February 18th, Earth Defense Force 2025 puts players in charge of saving humanity from a massive invasion of monstrous bugs and robots.
Do you remember the days when arcade games like Sega’s Virtua Fighter 3, Sega Bass Fishing, and Cyber Troopers Virtual-On Oratorio Tangram were the pinnacle of arcade game graphics?
From the review, "For the uninitiated, it won’t take long to discover that Earth Defense Force 2025 is not a game that takes itself too seriously. The story won’t go far towards substantiating games as a powerful medium for storytelling, nor does it seek to. If the story does anything, at all, it establishes some context for the fun that unravels in the game’s fully destructible landscapes, and lends a history to the nigh endless horde.
Players take control of one of four elite classes in the employ of a world funded organization charged with protecting the Earth from extraterrestrial threats."
Once again we're battling an amalgamation of giant insects and alien robots, because yet again the EDF failed to purge every last bit of them from the solar system. The panic of the soldiers and news reporters gets drowned out by all the carnage so repetitiveness of this story line doesn't really get to you at least. Read on as Michael LeParc of Gametactics reviews Earth Defense Force 2025 for the Xbox 360.
This is probably the most repetitive modern game I've ever played. Still played one of these for a few hours, though...
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Looks like a cross between game 1 and 2.
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