Be prepared for plenty of action and the first level is no exception with the killing and destroying of bad guys and building starting start away. This is not necessarily a bad thing, as at least you get the right Mech for the job.Ĭontrols are simple and certainly use all the buttons and sticks on the game pad. Mechs are chosen for you and weapons come pre-assigned. As you can guess, the rest of your unit doesn’t make it and you're left to fend for yourself on a number of missions before command remobilizes the fleet. Now that the rant is over, what of the game? You play a MechWarrior captain, about to embark on a new campaign that sees you going in hard and fast with your command of other Mechs.
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You want all the finer details- bugger off and play the PC version, and anyway what are you doing playing on a console in the first place.
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But then this is a new breed of the Mech Warrior series and one quite frankly, that will probably appeal to a greater audience. Taking all the craft and simplifying it somehow, the conversion overall is a very good one.īut how on earth have they managed to simplify what normally amounted into a whole array of keys to control the Mech, into being able to control it on a gamepad? The truthful answer is that they haven’t and die hard fans may well be disappointed that you can’t change everything and anything on the fly. With over six instalments on the PC, Microsoft has finally brought the game to the X-Box.
(Pocket-lint) - The Battletech and MechWarrior series has always had a good following.
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