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Platform: PS2, XB Genre: Flight Combat Publisher: Vivendi Developer: Warthog ETA: Q4 2003
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Battlestar
Galactica
Following
in the tradition of Wing Commander, Freelancer, and Starfighter, Vivendi/Warthog
are making a space flight combat title based in the Battlestar Galactica
universe. Following the
missions of a young Commander Adama, players will be facing off against
the Cylons on a number of missions ranging from escort to combat to
defense. One of the key selling points of the original TV series these days is its cheesy 70s sci-fi sensibility. It will be interesting to see how (or even if) this facet of the show is implemented in the game, or will it just be a space flight combat game with the name Battlestar Galactica slapped on it.
Features: -
A license with a loyal, avid consumer base that will see a huge
revitalization with the new Sci-Fi mini-series and home video
initiatives -
Enter the Battlestar Galactica universe and fly as a Young Adama -
Pilot a wide array of ships, from a sleek viper to a heavy bomber -
The ideal payload for any situation – Configure four attributes to
create 36 different missile types -
Fly on various missions including attack, escort, and defense of the
Galactica -
Massive space battles set around gigantic, highly detailed capital ships
(with destructible objects, such as turrets, engines and cannons), while
dozens of AI ships dogfight -
Success Leads to Command - Attain up to 3 wingmen who increase in
experience and skill -
Stunning production values include dazzling graphics and movie-quality
audio
Mr.
Nash August 17, 2003 |
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