Full Spectrum Warrior Reveals Army Mode, Contrasting Reviews
Thanks to EvilAvatar for pointing to a gallery of screenshots from the hidden 'Army Mode' of newly-released Xbox strategy game Full Spectrum Warrior. Originally discovered using a modified Xbox, GameFAQs lists a universally-usable code to "unlock the original [U.S. Army-funded] training version [of FSW], with more enemies, civilians, open areas, levels, and [greater] difficulty", as previously mentioned on Slashdot Games. However, critical response to the title, while generally good, has wavered a little, with the GameSpot review arguing that the game "boasts a great presentation and a unique design. However, the gameplay itself just doesn't stack up quite as well", but an alternate take at IGN suggesting that "there is room for improvement, but the game is still top-notch at every level of development and execution."
Something I forgot to mention in the parent post...
** Does a little 'first post' dance **
woo!
\o/
Unfortunately, the unlock code is:After a few unlocked games, you find yourself playing is a remarkably realistic and very sandy simulator.
Opinions on the Twiddler2 hand-held keyboard?
Two words: pothead coders....
*gurglr**gurgle**hacking cough*
"dude.... we need a cheat code for realistic damage...."
*gurgle*gurgle*cough*cough*
An hour and a few pizzas later:
"dude.... sweeeeeeeeeeeeeedish army!"
"YEAH!"
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