CheatCC writes: "Target Terror has an extremely odd feel about it. Firstly, the game is like an awkward mix of Virtua Cop and Lethal Enforcers. The backgrounds and objects in the game are fully 3D but all the characters are 2D live-action cutouts."
Republicans now control the House of Representatives, and many conservatives want them to regulate video games. Here are ten games with conservative messages that might change their minds.
ZTGD: Last week we delivered buyer's guides to inform our readers what to get the gamer in their life this holiday season. Today we bring you a list of ten games that should, in no circumstances, be placed under the tree for your joystick junkie. This list of games was actually harder to construct than a list of must-haves for the simple fact that there were a ton of games this year that we should avoid at all costs. Each game represented below is a mockery of why we came to love games in the first place.
I bought Altered Species and really enjoyed it. I traded it right after I beat it as there was absolutely no replay value to it, but at least I had fun while it lasted.
lol did fall for IRONMAN right after i saw it at the movies lol
(i get all geeky after have seen a good movie lol(good thing i traded it the next day lol))
i think i borrow sonic from work 2day just 4 the Ts lol
You realize you can return a game as defective within 30 days of purchase at Gamestop, correct? (With the exception of PC games, for obvious reasons.)
UGO writes: "Retro gaming may be the (not-so-)new hotness, but releases such as Leviathan Games' Target: Terror, published by Konami for the Nintendo Wii, can only leave gamers wondering why. It's true that there's a certain bent appeal to pushing through the game's 10 levels, all of them filled with gloriously outmoded and endlessly recycled gun-toting Caucasian terrorists. But for $39.99, gamers are right to expect more than a two hour campaign (if that) and a couple of bonus minigames. Especially since even this small amount of game is subject to frequent technical hiccups.
Freedom Isn't Free in Target: Terror
In Target: Terror's world, a terrorist threat has overrun the United States and, shockingly, only you (or you and a friend) can put a stop to it. The first nine story missions are broken into sets of three, each covering a different location: The Airport (Denver International, to be precise), Golden Gate and Nuclear Plant (in Los Alamos, NM)."
