Global Assault is the sequel to the original BattleTanx. It features many new weapons, new vehicles, and new powers that were not available in the original. Global Assault now also features a destructible environment, allowing you to seize control of the environment and create ultimate destruction. Global Assault allows two players to play together in co-operative mode, or four players to go head-to-head as one of the dozens of tank gangs in all new maps and many more game modes.
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A more arcade-y version of the first game! Good multiplayer fun.
Fucking loved Tokyo Wars whenever I had a chance to play it in arcades, so being able to snatch a taste of that and bring it home was a really good time.
Silly game. Was still fun and was cool that it had unlockables and Easter eggs :) some levels were fun to just run around in. I never figured out how to get all the nukes I could find - or if there was much purpose to the game other than "finish as fast as possible", but overall it was a quick playthrough and still enjoyable!
I literally have the World Record in one of it's Speedrunning categories so you could say it's pretty good
One of my older brother's favorite games growing up. We played through the co-op campaign as adults and some versus modes. Found the story to be pretty bad and boring, although funny in one part where you save floating pngs of kids that are just so out of place. Vs is the saving grace, because several of the tanks, like the flippy tank and the hover tank, are incredibly fun to try and get better to use when fighting each other. Worth the time playing but not worth more unless I have gamer friends over.
Full video review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ULRAv9PaOk
The Playstation version is more like an enhanced version of the N64 game, rather than a straight port.
Theres more levels, more tanks and a new soundtrack. I love how it takes advantage of the dualshock controller, but performance issues hold this one back unfortunately. Regardless of which version you choose, you'll have a great experience with either.
The Playstation version is more like an enhanced version of the N64 game, rather than a straight port.
Theres more levels, more tanks and a new soundtrack. I love how it takes advantage of the dualshock controller, but performance issues hold this one back unfortunately. Regardless of which version you choose, you'll have a great experience with either.