Unleashed falls into the latter category. There's a big difference between having motion based controls because they make the game more immersive, and having motion based controls just for the sake of having motion based controls. The controls didn't take too long to get the hang of, but they left me feeling more than a bit disappointed.
I chose Godzilla 2000 and jumped right in. So how does Godzilla Unleashed stack up?Īfter popping the game into my Wii, I decided to check out training mode first, to learn the controls.
Godzilla Unleashed is the latest entry in Atari and Pipeworks' line of fighters featuring the iconic Japanese behemoth, and it boasts more monsters than any of it's predecessors and promises to deliver more kaiju mayhem than ever before. There's really only so much you can do with giant monsters. Like the seemingly endless stream of Rampage remakes and sequels. Sure, there have been some good ones, like King of the Monsters 2, but there have been a lot of stinkers as well. Strangely, however, giant monsters haven't always translated well into video games. There's really few things better than a good monster movie. Giant monsters are awesome, aren't they? Crashing through cities (most often Tokyo), causing all sorts of havoc and mayhem.
