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About LinkBacksGiant mechanical beasts, strategic gameplay, and persistent online war zones are all part of Sega's new mech combat game, ChromeHounds.
Check out the Preview for more info.
Giant mechanical beasts, strategic gameplay, and persistent online war zones are all part of Sega's new mech combat game, ChromeHounds.
Check out the Preview for more info.
Last edited by Steven W; 15-06-2006 at 02:07 PM.
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What more could you ask for ina game?Originally Posted by Steven W
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Gameplay? I'm worried that it's gonna lack just that. I was hoping it to bring back the days of MechWarrior.... where you had coolant levels to monitor, alpha strikes, jump jets....but it just doesn't feel the same. The interface in the demo was crapish (ok, crap!) not much of a radar...and hrm....I just didn't feel it.
Sadly, I've pre-ordered this like a muppet so I guess I'll be selling it off if it's as bad as the demo.
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