Abstract: Spyborgs, originally an off-the-wall, psychedelic action-adventure title, received such negative previews from the gaming establishment that, allegedly, the whole team went back to the drawing board. What developer Bionic Games ultimately released -- t...
Great graphics (for the Wii); Controls like a traditional beat'emup, but with some unique motion controls; Feels like a highly polished game from yesterday
The great graphics might be spoiled for some who think it looks too childish; The story is pretty forgettable; Feels like a game from yesterday Previous Page Prev Next Page Next 1 2
Solid beat'emup action, Sparse motion controls are well implemented, Appealing visuals.
Demanding default difficulty, Camera and control issues, Poor enemy variety, Limited moveset isn't very satisfying, Dull story.
Spyborgs serves up competent two-player cooperative action on a nice-looking platter, but the dish is bland and unappetizing. ...
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Published: 2009-09-29, Author: Chris , review by: cnet.com
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Abstract: Aug 12 2009Capcom came to New York this week to show off their games to the local press, so I got a chance to check out Spyborgs, a fighting game being developed by Bionic Games. I played one level in co-op mode with one of Capcom’s PR flacks. The game...
