Wii's World writes: "Heavy Fire: Special Operations incorporates a setting rarely used in video games, namely that of the current conflict in the Middle East. However, the game shies away from the politics of it all to deliver a fairly standard light gun game."
"Heavy Fire: Special Operations was released on the WiiWare service on July 26, 2010. The game was developed and published by Teyon, and HF:SO can be downloaded for just 500 Wii Points.
The game recevied an ESRB rating of "Teen" with content of "Blood, Violence" listed for gamers/parents to be aware of.
How many hours have Wii owners spent battling in the "terrorized Middle East" with the missions in Heavy Fire: Special Operations? Let's take a look!", says CoffeeWithGames in the introduction section.
CWG reports on the game-play hours reported, approximate number of players having reported data, sales information, and review scores for Heavy Fire: Special Operations.
Have any of you played Heavy Fire: Special Operations? If so, what do you think about the game? Do you feel the game is worth the $5 asking price, or should Wii owners perhaps look to its sequel instead, Heavy Fire: Black Arms?
Teyon has announced the launch of a highscores section on the website of Heavy Fire: Special Operations, a WiiWare Arcade Shooter. Now players can use secret codes gained in the game to submit their best results to the world ranking, and with that, Teyon has launched a brand new competition for fans of the game.
Nintendo Life writes: "There’s certainly no lack of lightgun games on Wii; in fact, one of the more vocal complaints about Wii shooters is that too many of them are on-rails. It’s a silly thing to complain about given the dearth of them in previous console generations and the relatively high quality of the Wii’s catalogue, and a great one can be an awesome source of heated, ridiculous fun."
