Godzilla Generations
Sega Dreamcast
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Godzilla (Heisei)
Godzilla 1954, MechaGodzilla 1974, GINO, Minilla, and Dr. Serizawa
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Godzilla Generations |
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Godzilla (Heisei) |
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Godzilla 1954, MechaGodzilla 1974, GINO, Minilla, and Dr. Serizawa |
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| The goal is for your monster to destroy as much of the city as he can in a allowed time frame with the Monster King’s usual arsenal, including his radioactive heat ray. There are area restrictions and the higher the percentage of destruction, the better your score. A map in the corner of the screen also assists your progress and enemies such as tanks and helicopters are there to get in your way as usual. That’s really the basic idea of the game. | ||||
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| The control over Godzilla (or whoever you play as) isn’t the best, even turning and moving forward is difficult, I suggest to just use the analog stick and keep at it. Camera angles can also be troublesome, but other than that this is a great game with incredible visual effects! | ||||
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| I can’t really give you my opinion or rating on this game because I’ve never actually had a chance to play it. All I’ve been able to see are screenshots and gather information on it. | ||||
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