It offers basically everything you've come to expect from the series including humor, jump'n'gun action and great weapons. If you liked any other game of the series, you will definitely enjoy this one, but be warned: While graphically miles above the other games, it's not really a revolution but "just" an evolution. Also it feels definitely shorter than the PS2-installments and esp. Going Commando and Up Your Arsenal. There is nartually again an arena with your usual battles against wave after wave of enemies, but there is no big open area like the desert in "Going Commando" and the ice plain and sewers in "Up your Arsenal".
In general the game feels more like a successor to the PSP-title Size Matters than anything else. No vehicle action, only very simplified space-action (Starfox instead of Wing Commander), no 2D levels with Capt. Quark, not even some fist-fighting with Giant Clank. All you get is jumping and shooting with the well known leveling system (although also simplified). Still, the controls are great once again, the graphics are really nice and the cutscenes are just hilarious. The game even has a story and you finally learn something about the Lombax.
Hi Horst,
Your site is open-source ?
My question is because I want migrate my personal blog to Django too and I your site is a excelent example to me. If yes, Do you can sent to me the source to my mail ? I want study your sources.
Thank's man and sorry to my terrible english.
Sept. 5, 2008, 2:27 p.m.
Nope, sorry, but this site isn't open-sourced. But there are tons of examples out there how to write a site with Django. For instance djangoproject.com as well as django-de.org have published their source-code in their local trac installations.
Sept. 5, 2008, 10:37 p.m.