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PSP
Shoot 'Em Up
| Viewed: | 3D Third-person, over the shoulder | Genre: | Shoot 'Em Up |
| Media: | Custom optical disc | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Namco Bandai Partners | Soft. Co.: | Namco Bandai Partners |
| Publishers: | Namco Bandai Partners
(GB/GB) |
Released: | 18 Mar 2011
(GB) 9 Dec 2011 (GB) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 12+ | ||
| Accessories: | Wireless Compatible | ||
| Connectivity: | Wireless Internet Compatible | ||
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Summary
God Eater Burst has proved to be a big hit with Japanese PSP players, thanks to the popularity of multiplayer beast-hunting titles in the country. Just look at how huge Capcom’s Monster Hunter is. Namco Bandai’s post-apocalyptic trip to the underworld sees you and a group of friends fight to survive a post-apocalyptic battle against overwhelming odds.
The world’s being overrun by these rather nasty mutant beasts called the Aragami, you see. They’re destroying the planet as we know it and turning it into their own hellish party house - the only things that can stop them are the legendary God Arc weapons. As you’d expect, the only people who are able to use these fantastic weapons are the God Eaters - that’s where you come in.
Create your character using the expansive customisation options and then journey into all kinds of urban dungeons destroying huge demonic foes, picking up items along the way to customise your weaponry. In terms of size, the amount of missions contained are twice the number of those in the original God Eater, each with different kinds of tactical situations that will force you to swap between guns, swords and defence as quickly as possible.
In addition to this, the game comes complete with a new Prey Attack that allows you to transform into Burst Mode. Whilst in this state, you can experience improved statistics and launch cataclysmic attacks. Not only can you join a group of pals in a wireless ad-hoc mode, but there’s also the option to take the fight online using a WiFi connection.
The world’s being overrun by these rather nasty mutant beasts called the Aragami, you see. They’re destroying the planet as we know it and turning it into their own hellish party house - the only things that can stop them are the legendary God Arc weapons. As you’d expect, the only people who are able to use these fantastic weapons are the God Eaters - that’s where you come in.
Create your character using the expansive customisation options and then journey into all kinds of urban dungeons destroying huge demonic foes, picking up items along the way to customise your weaponry. In terms of size, the amount of missions contained are twice the number of those in the original God Eater, each with different kinds of tactical situations that will force you to swap between guns, swords and defence as quickly as possible.
In addition to this, the game comes complete with a new Prey Attack that allows you to transform into Burst Mode. Whilst in this state, you can experience improved statistics and launch cataclysmic attacks. Not only can you join a group of pals in a wireless ad-hoc mode, but there’s also the option to take the fight online using a WiFi connection.
