CGR Undertow - SPYBORGS review for Nintendo Wii
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Spyborgs review. Classic Game Room presents a CGR Undertow review of Spyborgs for the Nintendo Wii developed by Bionic Games and published by Capcom.
An original IP developed exclusively for the Wii, Spyborgs was Capcom taking another stab at that elusive Wii audience. Spyborgs was developed by a studio called Bionic Games, which included team members who had previously worked on major titles like Call of Duty and Resistance. Spyborgs is a traditional 3D beat ‘em up featuring three playable characters. Stinger is a middleweight character with an arm cannon, Clandestine is a nimble lady ninja and Bouncer is a massive robot. Each character can be upgraded between levels. The game features button-mashing beat ‘em up combat and a surprising level of difficulty. Spyborgs was widely criticized for its generic style and design, but it is also one of the Wii’s most technically impressive titles. Spyborgs offers single-player and local multiplayer play.
This video review features video gameplay footage of Spyborgs for the Nintendo Wii and audio commentary from Classic Game Room's Derek.
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Spyborgs review. Classic Game Room presents a CGR Undertow review of Spyborgs for the Nintendo Wii developed by Bionic Games and published by Capcom.
An original IP developed exclusively for the Wii, Spyborgs was Capcom taking another stab at that elusive Wii audience. Spyborgs was developed by a studio called Bionic Games, which included team members who had previously worked on major titles like Call of Duty and Resistance. Spyborgs is a traditional 3D beat ‘em up featuring three playable characters. Stinger is a middleweight character with an arm cannon, Clandestine is a nimble lady ninja and Bouncer is a massive robot. Each character can be upgraded between levels. The game features button-mashing beat ‘em up combat and a surprising level of difficulty. Spyborgs was widely criticized for its generic style and design, but it is also one of the Wii’s most technically impressive titles. Spyborgs offers single-player and local multiplayer play.
This video review features video gameplay footage of Spyborgs for the Nintendo Wii and audio commentary from Classic Game Room's Derek.