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Alien Syndrome


Alien Syndrome  
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Binding: Video Game
Brand: Sega Of America, Inc.
EAN: 0010086650044
ESRB Age Rating: Teen
Item Dimensions: 7.51007.5
Label: Sega Of America, Inc.
Manufacturer: Sega Of America, Inc.
MPN: 65004
Platform: Nintendo Wii
Publisher: Sega Of America, Inc.
Release Date: July 24, 2007
Studio: Sega Of America, Inc.

Features:
  • Completely customizable character functionality expands in-game strategy options inspired by the original SEGA arcade shooter.
  • Venture cooperatively through the expansive sci-fi world with up to four friends relying on your robot assistant to fight alongside you and exchange or improve your weapons and armor.
  • Intense and action-packed with 110 monsters, 15 sub-bosses and five main bosses to fight, using 80 weapons and hundreds of armor types and bonus items.
  • Extremely high-quality sci-fi action-RPG gameplay made specifically for the Wii.
  • Unique shooting gameplay utilizing the Wii Remote and Nunchuck and in-depth gameplay with 15 intricate levels and multiple side quests – 20+ hours of action-packed adventure.

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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

Rating:  out of 5 stars - Great multiplayer coop
It really reminds me of the Gauntlet games, which were great for their simplicity. You and some friends gather 'round and kick the snot out of an endless supply of baddies. The diversity of character development allowed in the game helps, too. Things get easier if you use some brains, which is always nice, but if you just feel like plowing through, it's more than possible. Playing single player really isn't the game's strong point, as it's too repetitive and the cut scenes are too lame to engage ... Read More



Rating:  out of 5 stars - Alien Syndrome
This game definitely has some flaws, but it's really fun.

The Good:
+ Really cool inventory system with tons of variations on items.
+ up to 4 players can join the brawl.
+ Melee combat as well as ranged.
+ Leveling up lets you increases status and proficiencies of your choice
+ a cool, challenging variety of enemies.
+ you can choose a class at the begining of the game (Seal, Sharpshooter,
Tank, Firebug, Demolition expert)
+ you have a little ... Read More



Rating:  out of 5 stars - Disappointing
Sega's re-imagining of their classic arcade title ends up being sadly disappointing, as Alien Syndrome comes to the Wii. Playing as gun-toting heroine Aileen, you blast your way through hordes of repetitive mutant aliens. What really hurts Alien Syndrome the most is said repetitiveness, and it comes in more ways than just alien blasting: from the level design to the combat elements, Alien Syndrome recycles itself from beginning to end. The Wii controls sort of work well when it comes to aiming and shooting, ... Read More



Rating:  out of 5 stars - i like it
This game is fun, if you give it a chance and learn the controls of both the shoot em up and how the rpg / character development is controlled. there are many variations to how you can play both aspects. I am writing this from my wii and just thought the first review was a hasty complaint about a fun game.



Rating:  out of 5 stars - Decent multiplayer rpg
The storyline is average with below average voice acting. Cut-scenes are done in a comic book style without the borders.

You get to play as Aileen, even in multiplayer. Choose from 5 classes but they will still appear to be Aileen in multiplayer but it doesn't really matter after you get your armor on. Graphics are a low polygon rate and is maybe below that of a gamecube but this is because the Wii's processing power is not so great; I've had a few slowdowns when there were 7-8 monsters on the screen ... Read More


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