We managed to check out two of these missions – one placed us within a UFO as we blasted other aircraft out of the sky, while the other placed Zack, the nerdy character of the foursome, in a dinosaur suit and had him trying to burn as many zombie cats as possible within a 45-second time period. Many of these have been created to take advantage of the game's redesigned controls that are much more Robotron-like (the left analog stick controls movement in all directions, while the right fires), as well as the improved camera angles. A new feature for Grave Danger will be the inclusion of 25 challenge modes to test your shooting and dodging abilities, among other skills. There will be online co-op for up to four players as well, so players will be able to join up with their friends over the PSN and shoot, hack and blow up monsters as well. Grave Danger will pack 18 missions within the Adventure mode, or story section of the game, as well as 20 multiplayer missions. It will also retain its comic book art style, complete with the sarcastic attitude and humorous takes on monsters. Like Battle for Suburbia, Grave Danger will focus on Jennifer, Carrie, Andy and Zack as they fight their way through their town, their high school and their mall.
The result is Monster Madness: Grave Danger, which will add some new features and game elements to the original title. Going back to the drawing board, Psyonix and Artificial Studios decided to redesign the entire title for the PS3.
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However, the game had a couple of problems that kept many people away, such as bland multiplayer modes and a hampered upgrade system. It was a top-down action game with upgradeable weapons, four player co-op and online multiplayer as well. Last year, Xbox 360 owners got a chance to blast zombies, werewolves and other supernatural creatures with Monster Madness: Battle for Suburbia.
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