July 1999 Volume 80 Number 7
"serving the protectors"
| July 1999 Volume 80 Number 7 "serving the protectors" |
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| Console Games | |
| By Phil
White |
Retro Force
The recent release, Retro Force, is a “back-to-the-basics”, 3-D shoot-’em-up experience that is fun for all ages. It’s a classic-style arcade action that never dies.
Your aim in Retro Force is to make your way through 11 hostile environments, blasting hordes of airborne aliens who swoop towards you, while picking off countless ground-based targets with a variety of bombs.
Throughout the game numerous power-ups and bonus crystals are released from vanquished foes to enhance your weapon systems and increase your chances of a high score.
Retro Force takes a few good classic elements from old shoot-’em-ups and presents them in a new style for the modern gamer. It’s an addictive shoot-’em-up which will appeal to most gamers, especially those in the younger age group. It’s available now.
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