Games Database
Xbox 360
Platform
| Also for: | PC, Wii, PS3, PS2, PSP | ||
| Viewed: | 3D Third-person, over the shoulder | Genre: | Platform |
| Media: | DVD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Eurocom | Soft. Co.: | Disney Interactive |
| Publishers: | Disney Interactive
(GB) |
Released: | 31 Jul 2009
(GB) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 7+ | ||
| No Accessories: | No Accessories | ||
Video
Summary
If you've ever wanted to control a crack team of highly skilled Guinea Pigs as they use high-tech gadgets and special skills to complete dangerous missions, now's your chance. If you haven't.. what's wrong with you?
G-Force is, of course, the game that accompanies Disney's Gadgets, Gizmos and Guinea Pigs movie of the same name, and it features the same set of lovable rodent heroes. Users get to control G-Force head honcho Darwin, and his sidekick surveillance housefly, Mooch, as they do battle with evil billionaire Leonard Saber in a fast and frantic platform action game.
Saber has modified previously innocuous household appliances to make them dangerous opponents, so you'll have to take on CD players with buzz-saws, caustic coffee machines and computers with CPU spider assistants. Darwin and Mooch battle these enemies and more using weapons and gadgets, some of which are featured in the movie, and some exclusive to the game such as the Electro-whip, flame-thrower and freeze-gun. You can even turn your enemies in to allies by implanting them with the Saber retargeting micro-chip, fired from the Nanohacker gun.
Travel around the game environment using the Rapid Deployment Vehicle - or RDV - it may look like a Hamster ball, but this vehicle can carry one to three passengers at high speed and has inbuilt weapons capabilities.
Just like the movie, sections of the G-Force game are available to 360 and PS3 owners in fabulous 3D - and there will be two pairs of stereoscopic glasses in each box.
G-Force is, of course, the game that accompanies Disney's Gadgets, Gizmos and Guinea Pigs movie of the same name, and it features the same set of lovable rodent heroes. Users get to control G-Force head honcho Darwin, and his sidekick surveillance housefly, Mooch, as they do battle with evil billionaire Leonard Saber in a fast and frantic platform action game.
Saber has modified previously innocuous household appliances to make them dangerous opponents, so you'll have to take on CD players with buzz-saws, caustic coffee machines and computers with CPU spider assistants. Darwin and Mooch battle these enemies and more using weapons and gadgets, some of which are featured in the movie, and some exclusive to the game such as the Electro-whip, flame-thrower and freeze-gun. You can even turn your enemies in to allies by implanting them with the Saber retargeting micro-chip, fired from the Nanohacker gun.
Travel around the game environment using the Rapid Deployment Vehicle - or RDV - it may look like a Hamster ball, but this vehicle can carry one to three passengers at high speed and has inbuilt weapons capabilities.
Just like the movie, sections of the G-Force game are available to 360 and PS3 owners in fabulous 3D - and there will be two pairs of stereoscopic glasses in each box.
