TGS 2007: Ghost Squad Hostage Rescuing Cam gameplay video |
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More hostage-rescuing drama and tango-shooting action in this gameplay video update of Sega's Ghost Squad for the Nintendo Wii. Direct from this year's Tokyo Game Show, we get a look at how one of the first titles to take advantage of the Wii Zapper plays like, as well as how it compares to the original coin-op version.
Looking at the video, the graphics looks sharp, and offers the same streamlined light-gun gameplay that puts you inside the helmet of a member of the Ghost Squad. The gunplay is frantic and pulls no punches, especially when it comes to rescuing hostages. You never know whether the bogey in the next corner turns out to be a frightened hostage, or a baddie waiting for you to take the bait.
And it's always cringe-inducing whenever you mistake one for the other - resulting in not only a loss of life, but in points as well. One thing's for sure, though - Ghost Squad for the Wii certainly takes the arcade experience right into your living room.
Embed's below, you know what to do. Enjoy!
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