Gunvalkyrie

THE GOOD:
Excellent graphics. Decent gameplay. Decent replay value.

THE BAD:
Extremely high difficulty level. Not a ton of variety in gameplay.

SUMMARY:
Released back in 2002 and still a mainstay in bargain bins, Gun Yalkyrie is a slick-looking shooter that Sega put out early on in the Xbox cycle. The storyline revolves around two soldiers, Kelly & Saburouta, sent to find valuable artifacts on various bug-infdested worlds and uncover some long-lost secrets of a missing scientist.

The graphics are very good in this game-the game was developed using Japanese anime-style techniques, resulting in very sharp-looking environments, effects, and character models. The animation generally is very smooth and the 3D environments look realistic although up-close, some larger characters do have some rough edges and other graphic issues. Sounds are average, with good sound effects offset by boring, repetitive music and no...

THE GOOD:
The graphics are fair, and weapons aren't too bad. The controls are a little strange, but are bearable.

THE BAD:
Sometimes the camera gets a little jiggy, and the enemies are either far too easy or far too hard.

SUMMARY:
The characters, all two of them, are pretty the same, I think. The game is good enough to buy, but won't keep you satisfied for long once you've beat it or come to a place thats too hard to get past. Not much to this game, and the storyline is boring.

THE GOOD:
- Multiple characters. OK, only two, but most games only give you one character to use.
- The boosts, and boost combos. And the flying's good too
- The 'Japanimation' graphics look great!

THE BAD:
- Not much choice of weaponry

SUMMARY:
I went out one weekend, looking to buy Morrowind. Unfortunately, the game hadn't been released in the UK then, so I bought Gun Valkyrie instead (I'd heard good things about it ).
I like the game, I've played better, but at the same time, I've played many worse games too
I like the boosts, and the boost combos. Some of the levels can be a little hard to navigate (the swamps) but otherwise it's a really good...