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PlayStation
Compilation
| Viewed: | Combination Combination | Genre: | Compilation Strategy: Combat |
| Arcade origin: | No | ||
| Developer: | Team17 | Soft. Co.: | Team17 |
| Publishers: | Infogrames
(GB) |
Released: | 29 Nov 2002
(GB) |
| Ratings: | 3+ | ||
| Accessories: | Analogue JoyPad, Memory Card | ||
Summary
Two turn-based (and preferably two-player) titles bundled together - proof, if we really needed it, that pigs and worms can live at close quarters in peace and...uh-oh, hang on a minute!
Worms is a blast from the distant past and a hilarious and addictive 2D shoot 'em up to boot. Choose your battalion of worms and it's forwards to victory, or otherwise, set against the most bizarre landscapes, and preferably against a human opponent : that's when the real fun starts. Work out your frustrations with some mindless destruction, and when you're finished, we defy you not to play again.
Set in a 3D landscape, Hogs Of War is a turn-based combat game, where you select a squad of porcine paratroopers, including brave little souls from France, Germany and Japan, and run clumsily around the battlefield throwing grenades, firing mortars, setting off gas explosions (these are pigs after all) and generally visiting as much damage as possible on one another. Hogs Of War can be played solo, but maximum enjoyment can be achieved in two-player mode, so get a fellow non-vegetarian along to play, and you’re in for plenty of laughs.
Worms is a blast from the distant past and a hilarious and addictive 2D shoot 'em up to boot. Choose your battalion of worms and it's forwards to victory, or otherwise, set against the most bizarre landscapes, and preferably against a human opponent : that's when the real fun starts. Work out your frustrations with some mindless destruction, and when you're finished, we defy you not to play again.
Set in a 3D landscape, Hogs Of War is a turn-based combat game, where you select a squad of porcine paratroopers, including brave little souls from France, Germany and Japan, and run clumsily around the battlefield throwing grenades, firing mortars, setting off gas explosions (these are pigs after all) and generally visiting as much damage as possible on one another. Hogs Of War can be played solo, but maximum enjoyment can be achieved in two-player mode, so get a fellow non-vegetarian along to play, and you’re in for plenty of laughs.
