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Ever since its release in 1995, strategy title, Worms has become one of the most loved franchises in console history. So much so, that the game’s developer, Team 17 ported a number of the titles onto the Xbox Live Arcade.
The Worms Collection contains each of the Worms titles that are currently available on the Xbox Live Arcade: Worms, Worms 2: Armageddon (along with all its downloadable content) and Worms: Ultimate Mayhem (a re-release of Worms 4: Mayhem).
For those who have never played Worms before, the concept involves taking it in turns to fire artillery at the opponents. Played across a range of different shaped and sized landscapes, the winner of the battle is the last team standing.
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Are we talking about CoD:BlOps 2 here? If so, agreed. My wife was given a copy for the Xbox 360 that I tried to enjoy...simply couldn't get into it.
Over the weekend I decided, maybe it was the platform...I'm more of a PS3 guy, so maybe I'll try it on the PS3. I did! It still sucks!
I'm not sure where Treyarch was derailed because, as far as I'm concerned, I've always preferred their CoD offerings. Even during the WWII run Treyarch's entries, such as CoD:WAW, ranked among my favorites.
I don't know about you, but the CoD franchise has become the mindless action film we consider a guilty pleasure...minus the pleasure.
and to get the complete game you have to pay up to an additional 60 bucks for all the maps they held out for the sake of DLC....
I bought it like a month ago for $32 the game is pretty decent I just had to get used to playing on the gamepad which I highly recommend. It's better than any other multiplayer game currently on the Wii U. ;)
There are a lot of Worms games out there, and some are more enjoyable than others. Packaging together the titles in this collection—Worms, Worms 2: Armageddon, and Worms: Ultimate Mayhem—seems a somewhat questionable move on the developer’s part, as each of these games more-or-less follow the same premise. There are, of course, some differences between the titles on offer, but is that enough of a reason to buy this collection?
RGN brings the Worms: Collection to the forefront of our attention as we run through this classic series re-envisioned on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Check out our thoughts and find out exactly how much content is packed into this release.
