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 Armorines (N64)
Description: Man eating alien bugs with a quest to populate earth land on the planet. Our only hope of stopping these evil creatures ... more  Armorines (N64) ... is the power of the Armorines - two brave humans wearing secret experimental battle suits, orginally developed for use by ground forcesNewest Review: ... their limbs shoot off at different angles, which is odd. Also, whatever is destructible breaks up unconvincingly. The ... more ... presentation of the game is poor. The briefing screens are ill thought out, and the cut scenes leave much to be desired - there's no proper introduction of sorts and the ending happens in such a rush (that is, at least when I completed the game on Normal difficulty).
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It's musical cue reliance for whenever an enemy is nearby grows weary. The only time I paid any attention to the music was when I heard an Egyptian sounding scale in (you guessed it) the Egyptian levels. I have to agree with what I had read elsewhere t...more |
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ARMORINES PROJECT SWARM NINTENDO N64 GAME BOXED
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£ 2,99 |
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ARMORINES PROJECT SWARM NINTENDO N64 GAME BOXED
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£ 2,99 |
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ARMORINES GAME NINTENDO 64 N64 N 64 UK PAL
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£ 1,75 |
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Armorines (N64): Far From A Valiant Effort (992 words)
by scream4bruce - written on 15.07.08 (Very useful, 41 readings)
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*A review of Armorines: Project S.W.A.R.M. for the N64 which primarily focuses on the single-player experience.* The game - an FPS based on the Armorines comic book by Valiant Comics - is said to use the same engine as in Turok 2: Seeds Of Evil. VISUAL Despite the missions being in locations such as Siberia and Egypt, the textures throughout Armorines: Project S.W.A.R.M. are bland. There are levels where too often it was dark, with there being little to show when it came to the lighting effects. Now, with the infrared goggles there is a sniper mode - the fogging in this game is not too heavy - and a night-vision mode. In the latter the view is ...
Starship Poopers (978 words)
by Wolfzilla - written on 24.11.06 (Very useful, 190 readings)
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While the Nintendo 64 probably won't be remembered, certainly not by this gamer, as a particulart highlight in the history of videogaming, it did boast one major positive that no console before it managed; the ability to truly enjoy a First-Person-Shooter(FPS) without a PC. Rare's Goldeneye 007 was the game that essentially made the console FPS, and without it we may never have had Halo amongst many other good console FPS games. However, as you would expect, with Goldeneye being such a huge success, hundreds of companies decided to try their hand at capturing some of the money that new fans of the FPS would be looking to spend, and the console was inundated ...
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