Graphics there look very good
News Via IGN:
Codemasters has announced that its classic war-torn tactical combat game Cannon Fodder is set for resurrection on PSP in Spring 2007.
Promising all the hilarity and, er, death of the 16-bit original, Cannon Fodder on PSP sees players controlling their troop of grizzled soldiers, both individually and as a group, across a huge range of on-foot and vehicle based missions. As always, the aim is to create as much wanton destruction as is humanly possible.
All this story needs is a 'helmet' joke and we're done.
Sporting a brand new - if unmistakably Cannon Fodder - visual style, Codemasters' is sinking a wealth of new features into the classic combat mix. Announced so far is the ability to call in air strikes and perform radar sweeps, alongside a bulging arsenal of new weapons, including flamethrowers and sniper rifles.
What's more, your movements on the battlefield will be reported live by the new FTV channel, offering a better view of the action. Cannon Fodder PSP will also offer four-player link play with deathmatch and co-op modes.
We'll have more on Cannon Fodder PSP as it scrambles out of the trenches.
Graphics there look very good
oh great.... not content with ruining one excellent Sensible software game by putting a crappy 3d version on the PS2 etc (Sensible Soccer) - Codemasters are now being allowed to sodomise another excellent Sensi game.
it might be a good game on its own, but why tack "Cannon Fodder" onto the title and potentially ruin the great name of a computing classic?
i'll stick to the amiga and megadrive emultors and the originals for now thank you very much.... i just have to pprey Mega-Lo-Mania doesnt become another C&C clone, or Sensible Golf isnt turned into an EA style game.
Jon Hare..... what happened to your soul???!!
Cannon Fodder was a fantastic game, I spent many hours on my Amiga 1200 playing this one!
Regarding the PSP version though, it's another one of those games (like Lemmings) that really needs to be controlled with a mouse, not sure how well this will translate.
the SNES cannon fodder was hard.
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