Spyborgs may look slick and modern, but beneath all the gloss, it is a very old school brawler. For gamers who enjoy beat em ups, Spyborgs is a decent experience, combining modern graphics and control schemes with older, familiar gameplay elements.
Capcom has released two brand new trailers for their co-op brawler Spyborgs on the Wii. If you read our PAX coverage on the game you might be a little excited for this one, after watching these videos, you'll waggle right out of your shorts!
Game Name: Spyborgs Co-Op: Yes Co-Op Type/Multiplayer Type: 2 player local, Drop-in/drop-out Publisher/Developer: Bionic Games, Capcom Release Date: September 22, 2009
Leave it to Capcom to release amazing gameplay footage and screenshots regularly, then further entertain us with a Spyborgs webseries. We're also very happy to see that Spyborgs will be hitting Wii's earlier than expected, with a release date of September 22nd! Get our co-op brawler on early? Why, we'd love to!
Ready to get your combo meter through the roof? Spyborgs is here to deliver some old-school brawler action to the Wii, complete with combos and co-op. Beat on enemies with any of the 3 characters, and team up for some devastating action. You can also take a lot of your frustrations on banisters and other inanimate objects if that is the way you roll...or swing.
Last year, Spyborgs was announced. Touted as a Saturday morning cartoon style platformer, the game quickly fell off the radar. Now, as the game's release on September 29 approaches, we're hearing quite a bit more about Spyborgs. Visually, the game looks much different, more realistic yet still over the top in style. The gameplay appears more action based as well.
Are you ready for a wild co-op time on the Wii, because the Spyborgs are! Armed with 3 cybernetic enhanced characters, Spyborgs gives us a Bionic-commando-esque game exclusively to the Wii. Each of these three characters is dynamically different; from the hulking robot "Bouncer," to the female ninja "Clandestine," to the guy we know nothing about, "Stinger." Joystiq went hands on with Spyborgs to deliver the goods on this Wii game. Is it worth checking out for a bit of couch co-op?
