wraggster
April 16th, 2010, 23:11
SEGA is bringing two more arcade classics to the Wii, by the looks of things.
The Entertainment and Software Ratings Board website is listing a "Gunblade NY & LA Machineguns Arcade Hits Pack". It's been given a "Teen" rating and is down for the Wii.
"This is an arcade-style first-person shooter in which players engage in missions to protect sections of New York and Los Angeles from enemy forces," reads the product description.
"Players aim targeting crosshairs on dozens of attacking soldiers, robots, missiles, and vehicles that explode when destroyed. Constant gunfire and explosions highlight the frenetic action; zoomed-in camera angles depict multiple projectiles striking the humanoid terrorist enemies."
Anyone who hung around arcades a lot in the mid-nineties will know all that already, of course. They may also recall the giant gun controllers the games were played with.
There's no word on a price yet, or when the games will make it to Europe, but we'll keep you posted.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/sega-brings-more-lightgun-games-to-wii
The Entertainment and Software Ratings Board website is listing a "Gunblade NY & LA Machineguns Arcade Hits Pack". It's been given a "Teen" rating and is down for the Wii.
"This is an arcade-style first-person shooter in which players engage in missions to protect sections of New York and Los Angeles from enemy forces," reads the product description.
"Players aim targeting crosshairs on dozens of attacking soldiers, robots, missiles, and vehicles that explode when destroyed. Constant gunfire and explosions highlight the frenetic action; zoomed-in camera angles depict multiple projectiles striking the humanoid terrorist enemies."
Anyone who hung around arcades a lot in the mid-nineties will know all that already, of course. They may also recall the giant gun controllers the games were played with.
There's no word on a price yet, or when the games will make it to Europe, but we'll keep you posted.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/sega-brings-more-lightgun-games-to-wii