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G-Force (Sony PlayStation 3, 2009)

Edog's Media (539)

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Gadget-equipped guinea pigs save the world in G-Force, a platform adventure based on the 3D feature film from Walt Disney. The story of the game picks up where the movie leaves off. A billionaire villain is trying to take over world with an army of robots, and a highly trained, well-equipped team of rodents is out to stop him. Players control Darwin, the leader of the G-Force team, as he makes his way through dangerous, over-sized areas to complete daring missions of infiltration and advance. In some levels, players take to the air in control of Mooch, the recon specialist housefly, who must outsmart environment puzzles to access important objects and locations. In addition to exploration and puzzle solving, much of the action involves battle, using ranged weapons and high-tech melee devices. Enemies include evil household appliances such as irons and vacuum cleaners. Aimed at players of all ages and backgrounds, G-Force presents a customizable challenge, with on-the-spot hints available for less experienced gamers (or anyone seeking a bit of help past a frustrating point or two). In line with the theatrical film, the PS3 and Xbox 360 editions of G-Force can be played in anaglyph 3D. The games come packaged with two pair of red-cyan glasses for use with the 3D display mode (which can be toggled on and off at will).