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Alien Breed 3: Descent Review

A decent game released at the worst possible time.

What is it with the engineer being the badass in sci-fi games? I don’t understand where this precedent comes from and it is really starting to make me question the military occupation specialty selection process being used by future militaries. “So I see here you have an incredible survival instinct, natural aptitude with firearms and inhuman reflexes. Have you considered fixing engines son?”

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Final Alien Breed 3: Descent Trailer

The third and final title in the Alien Breed Trilogy is shown off in this launch trailer. Gamers can grab the title now on XBLA, PSN, or Steam.

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Press Release - Alien Breed 3: Descent Announced for XBLA and Steam Launch on 17th November

Team17’s arcade shooter trilogy concludes in explosive style.

London, UK- November 12th, 2010 – Throughout 2010, the Alien Breed™ series has delivered tense moments, frenetic firefights and co-op carnage to gamers across the world. The opening title, Alien Breed™: Impact/Evolution introduced players to the plight of Theodore Conrad, chief engineer aboard the doomed ship Leopold, struggling to regain control of his ship after a collision with a mysterious foreign vessel. Alien Breed™ 2: Assault saw Conrad fighting back, boarding the newly conjoined ship and delivering doses of old-fashioned revenge on its inhabitants. Now, with Alien Breed™ 3: Descent gamers can fight to the stunning conclusion of the latest trilogy from legendary developer/publisher Team17’s Alien Breed™ canon, with the official release date being confirmed as Wednesday 17th November 2010 on Xbox TM LIVE Arcade and for PC, via Steam.

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Alien Breed 2: Assault Review

Team 17 continues to dazzle us with mediocrity in their latest remake.

Franchise necromancer, Team 17, is back and they want you to play their latest reiteration of a game they already made in the '90s. Alien Breed 2: Assault is a semi-fixed camera shooter that doesn’t try to do anything fancy and stays painfully true to the original Amiga classic. Like most in Team 17’s library, it’s a value priced game with equally low production that tries to do exactly what the game before it did with just a couple new features added on, primarily, Survival Mode.

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Worms Reloaded Review

If you're thinking this is the iteration that reinvents the gameplay of Worms 2... think again.

For twelve years now, Team 17 has released countless iterations or the Worms franchise. Being a huge fan of Worms: Armageddon back in 1999, I was curious to see what Worms had done with over a decade of changes and countless iterations of the series. Upon playing the game, it was pretty disappointing to see that not only has the game changed very little in its long history of releases, but during gameplay I found the physics and weaponry to be slightly inferior to its classic '90s counterpart.

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