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Swords of the Wolves
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Post subject: Da Vinci Code game Posted: Sun Aug 13, 2006 3:56 pm |
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Who knew they made a game out of it? I didn't know until I rented it a couple weeks ago. I returned it already but it's mostly a puzzle game, with some street like fighting, where you fight French Police, British Police, Security guards, Monks who are trained as assasins, and thugs who seem to be guards at Westminster Abbey. It was very difficult, and I had to enter a cheat code to get to all the levels. The only levels that I actually beat were Le Louvre, and the Bank of Zurich. Has anyone else played it?
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Post subject: Posted: Sun Aug 13, 2006 4:05 pm |
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I played it too. I didn't use cheats, but I did have to use a guide starting at the third level. It's a pretty good game, except for the fact that the character's faces show no emotion whatsoever (they always stay in the same position throughout the whole game  ). Other than that, I liked it. 
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Swords of the Wolves
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Post subject: Posted: Sun Aug 13, 2006 4:59 pm |
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Well, if you don't like having to solve puzzles and run around to find things, then don't play it. I couldn't get past a lot of levels beause I couldn't find things, or find out how to work things. I just entered a cheat code to unlock all the levels, and so, I found I could only get through two levels. Sure, there's some fighting, but it's not a beat 'em up kind of game were you're constantly pressing the X button, you have to press a certain combination of buttons to either hit the other guy or dodge the other guy's attacks.
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Post subject: Posted: Sun Aug 13, 2006 6:51 pm |
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Swords of the Wolves wrote: Well, if you don't like having to solve puzzles and run around to find things, then don't play it. I couldn't get past a lot of levels beause I couldn't find things, or find out how to work things. I just entered a cheat code to unlock all the levels, and so, I found I could only get through two levels. Sure, there's some fighting, but it's not a beat 'em up kind of game were you're constantly pressing the X button, you have to press a certain combination of buttons to either hit the other guy or dodge the other guy's attacks.
The struggle system, right? I think it's cool, but I never got a chance to play it.
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Post subject: Posted: Mon Aug 14, 2006 5:11 pm |
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Suka wrote: Swords of the Wolves wrote: Well, if you don't like having to solve puzzles and run around to find things, then don't play it. I couldn't get past a lot of levels beause I couldn't find things, or find out how to work things. I just entered a cheat code to unlock all the levels, and so, I found I could only get through two levels. Sure, there's some fighting, but it's not a beat 'em up kind of game were you're constantly pressing the X button, you have to press a certain combination of buttons to either hit the other guy or dodge the other guy's attacks. The struggle system, right? I think it's cool, but I never got a chance to play it.
I don't know if that's what the fight sequences are called, but that seems to fit. Usually, it's better to just do a wall ambush or a stealth attack, which is a one-hit KO.
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Post subject: Posted: Mon Aug 14, 2006 5:33 pm |
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Swords of the Wolves wrote: Most of the game is. The only level that doesn't have too many of them is the Bank of Zurich level, and the only one that I don't think has any is the airport level. I wouldn't play it again, since if I didn't enter a cheat code, I wouldn't have gotten past the second level, Saint Sulpice. The Louvre isn't easy either, as it requires writing down a lot of stuff so you remember it. In short, yes, it is based on mostly puzzles.
ok thanks, i might rent it but im not sure yet
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