Sega confirms Alpha Protocol for this year |
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Alpha Protocol has been described by Sega PR as "The WorldÂ’s First Modern Day Spy-RPG". As agent Michael Thorton, players will travel to exotic locations, infiltrate terrorist camps, and spy on others in a variety of ways. They can choose to go physical and slice and dice people up or act all smooth and seductive-like.
Again, the month to watch out for is October. Keep checking back here for more updates regarding this game. In the meantime, check out this trailer for Alpha Protocol:
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Via VG247
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maaan this game is going to be aweeesome...
if i go in a time machine and play it back in 2005.
the music was also a shameless ripoff of that song from the first Matrix movie.
at least it's a new sega game that isnt a crappy sonic spinoff
reminds me of a mix of MGS and Uncharted....
Anyway, this is the first game from Sega that looks interesting since.... The Sega Master System days...
Shenmue...Shenmue 2....???????
I own Shenmue 1 and 2 on my DC and I can't say I ever enjoyed them. Think the last Sega game I truly enjoyed was Streets of Rage 2 on the Mega Drive/Genesis. Gimme an online multiplayer 3D Streets of Rage co op and competitive game with lots of brawling going on but with a lil bit of variety too. Sorta like an online 'The Warriors' with the gangs all able to be controlled by real people.