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Zen Technologies to launch PS3 exclusive title Smash 'n' Survive soon

Version 2 Games Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Zen Technologies Limited will release its PlayStation 3 exclusive title Smash 'n' Survive soon. The release of the game was delayed to incorporate the new mandatory requirements by Sony.

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pedo_across-the-road4522d ago

I think it's gonna be a Move title.

blumatt4522d ago (Edited 4522d ago )

Smash n Survive sounds like a good title for that new "Smash Bros" type game. But I don't think this is it.

@cpayne93
True. Very true. But I do think regardless of what Sony calls it, people will STILL bitch about the title. haha

TheFirstClassic4522d ago

I don't think it would be a good title at all, I mean it sounds ok, but it's just asking for people to say Sony copied Smash Bros.

DeathAvengers4522d ago

This could actually turn out good!

Truerandom4522d ago

Never heard of it. Is this headline suppose to get 1000s of hits? It's just a budget PSN car game.

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M2G: Smash 'N' Survive Review

"This could easily be forgiven if Smash ‘N’ Survive was actually fun to play. Suffice to say, it isn’t. It's a shallow, repetitive, withering wreck that will not only bore and frustrate, but also make your ears bleed. "

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Review:- Smash 'N' Survive (newbreview.com)

Every now and then a downloadable title comes along and shocks you with its depth, ambition and technical expertise... this game is not one of those downloadable gems.

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Smash 'N' Survive - Gamer Nation Review

Liam Richardson writes: "“Is that… is that Greggs?” asked Ben, my housemate and fellow Gamer Nation writer, as he stared at the bizzare scene in front of him. “Yes” I replied, equally as bemused as he was, “It is”.

Smash ‘N’ Survive, a PS3 exclusive racing / destruction game, is an odd little title.

What we were witnessing was the first nail in the game’s frustratingly mediocre coffin. The very first level of Smash ‘N’ Survive is a city, populated with fictional shops such as “Pimp your car” as well as real ones such as Greggs the baker and Timpson the locksmiths. We initially thought that these were here intentionally, I mean product placement isn’t exactly an unfamiliar concept these days, but after watching the credits we realised that there was no reference to these companies ever agreeing to having their shops featured within the game. Bafflingly, they’re just there out of choice.

In a way, this was almost the high point of my entire experience with this game, and when I start a review with a humorous anecdote regarding possible copyright infringement, you know you’re in for a good time."

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