However, on this occasion, Baragon and his beam attack were no match for SpaceGodzilla's crystal attacks and brute strength. Baragon will also be the only monster in the game that can move while using a beam attack. Baragon was able to run rings around the big guy, for the most part, but he needed to land about four times as many blows as SpaceGodzilla to inflict the same amount of damage. SpaceGodzilla is a lot bigger than Baragon and, as a result, is much less agile. The first fight that we got to see, for example, was between newcomers SpaceGodzilla and Baragon. This would be one way to settle an argument.Īside from the addition of online play, the most significant improvement being made in Godzilla: Save the Earth is that each of the game's 18 monsters will boast its own unique attributes (attack, defense, speed, and weapons) and fighting style. Nevertheless, damaging and destroying structures in the game promises to be much more satisfying this time around, with dynamically generated gouges and internal skeletal structures making the whole experience seem much more realistic.
The cities in the game will feature enough realistic geography and landmarks to make them recognizable, but if you were hoping to crush your own house, school, or place of work, you're out of luck. We're told that 10 other cities, including Tokyo, Osaka, Seattle, and New York, can expect similar levels of devastation. During our demonstration, we got to see areas of Los Angeles and San Francisco getting trashed as a result of battles between some of the game's new characters. Godzilla: Save the Earth will allow up to four players to take control of numerous different incarnations of Godzilla and his gargantuan contemporaries as they battle it out in destructible re-creations of many of the world's major cities. GameCube Godzilla fans, according to McCarthy, have been quite vocal about their disappointment, but given that online play is a major feature of the upcoming game, it's not hard to see why the decision to abandon Nintendo's console was made.
Despite the fact that Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee was primarily a GameCube title, the sequel will be released only for the PlayStation 2 and Xbox when it arrives in stores in October. Double-click on the video window for a full-screen view.Īt a recent press event, we had the opportunity to meet with Atari's Scott McCarthy to check out an early Xbox build of Godzilla: Save the Earth. Atari's Scott McCarthy explains how you can help save the earth.
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