GamesRadar writes: "Despite the appearance of finesse, it's surprising how quickly everything devolves into frantic button mashing and rote flailing. It's easy to get overwhelmed by the sheer numbers of your adversaries, who chase you around with a hunger for blood. They'll often whittle down your meager appropriation of lives in seconds, and dying too many times forces you to re-play all of the chapters in the current level from the beginning. Sacrificing your score to buy increasingly expensive extra lives can only sustain your killing spree for so long. Invincible Tiger has great spirit but poor implementation. As a result, even the most diehard Kung-Fu fans will find disappointment in this brawler".
Msxbox-world dons the glasses and takes one of the first 3D enabled games on Xbox 360 for a 3D spin.
I am sick and tired of this - it is NOT a PC GAME! Why is categorized as such? Please - remove the tag. Article would have been reported, but well, I can't.
And I am supposed to know this how exactly? Looked like a good game, got excited - and then, nah. The article is about the particular 3d effect of the game, not 3d itself.
back and dled it today and the 3d is very bad!! this is nowhere near 9/10 on a 3d scale. I would say 3/10 more like it.
If he liked this try motorstorm, crysis2, socom 4, etc
this game sucks i bought it for my ps3 years ago smh and 3d doesnt compare to real ps3 3d games that are stereoscopic.
Major Nelson's Blog writes:
"This week Xbox LIVE Gold Members can choose from 3 different Xbox LIVE Arcade fighting games that have special DOTW pricing:
Marvel vs Capcom:
Normally: 1200
Sale Price: 800
Save: 33%
Availability: All Xbox LIVE Regions
TMNT: Turtles in Time Reshelled
Normally: 800
Sale Price: 400
Save: 50%
Availability: Not available in Japan and Korea
Invincible Tiger: The Legend of Han Tao
Normally: 1200
Sale Price: 800
Save: 33%
Availability: Not available in Korea"
In this Gamasutra interview, Oliver discussed the factors leading to increased 3D adoption, Sony's heavy focus on the technology, and the format's emerging standards.
