The Terminator: Dawn of Fate - PS2

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Also for: Xbox
Viewed: 3D Combination Genre:
Adventure
Shoot 'Em Up
Media: DVD Arcade origin:No
Developer: Paradigm Soft. Co.: Canal Plus
Publishers: Infogrames (GB)
Released: 25 Oct 2002 (GB)
Ratings: 11+
Features: Vibration Function Compatible, Analogue Control Compatible: analogue sticks only
Accessories: Memory Card

Summary

Terminator: Dawn of Fate thrusts gamers into the events leading up to 2029. Set in 2027 against the vivid backdrop of a post-apocalyptic Earth, players must battle Terminators and other sinister HKs across bleak, war-torn urban battlefields, hi-tech R&D labs and heavy machine factories. By defeating Skynet’s ferocious mercenaries and completing their missions, gamers will ultimately arrive where the first movie began—sending Kyle Reese back in time to stop the Terminator and protect Sarah Connor (John Connor’s mother) and the fate of all humanity.

Players will face off against their robotic foes as three unique playable characters, including Kyle Reese—the hero of the first Terminator movie—a hardened soldier and unknowing father to John Connor; Catherine Luna, a special operations officer; and a third, highly secretive character. Each character is equipped with distinct strengths, combat style and signature weapons that come into play during the game.

More than 20 high-energy weapons are at the player’s disposal for mowing down Terminators and other SkyNet HKs, including rocket launchers, shock batons and explosive devices. Additionally, highly intuitive artificial intelligence (AI) fighters will join the cause, lending their lives to assist in destroying Skynet. Terminator: Dawn of Fate also features a revolutionary dynamic camera system that allows the player to locate and target an enemy clearly and instinctively with its dedicated combat cam mode.

Featuring twelve massive levels of cyborg-blasting mayhem and highly interactive environments, players will be immersed in a richly detailed futuristic universe, that reflects the original vision for the Terminator movies.