Terminator:Salvation

Terminator :Salvation il are ca personaj principal pe John Connor,unul dintre luptatori contra Robotilor.Jocul ofera sansa sa iti asumi rolul lui John ,luptandu'te incercand sa supravietuiesi contra fortelor superioare de la SkyNet.Mult cunoscutul T-600 si noul T-800 isi fac si ei aparitia in joc cu o grafica a corpului placuta.

Gen:Third-Person Action.



SAN FRANCISCO--If there's one thing science fiction has taught us, it's
that robots will pretty much always turn evil and try to kill you and
your loved ones. The Terminator franchise has been driving home this
point since the first film arrived in 1984, and soon that sentiment
will be echoed in the upcoming third-person shooter Terminator
Salvation. The game is currently being developed by GRIN, the folks
behind Bionic Commando Rearmed. At the Game Developers Convention we
had the chance to pick up an Xbox 360 controller and take a spin
through a pair of levels that showcased some on-foot and vehicular
combat.


You play as John Connor, though Christian Bale's likeness hasn't been carried over from the film.

The story in the video game adaptation of Terminator Salvation is set
two years prior to that of the film. It tells of John Connor's rise to
the ranks of resistance leader in a postapocalyptic vision of Los
Angeles. In terms of gameplay, Terminator Salvation takes on the form
of a third-person, cover-based shooter where your enemies are those
legions of T-series robots that have taken it upon themselves to end
humanity. The first level we saw was titled "Thank Heaven" and featured
Connor leading a squad to an evacuation point through a mess of urban
rubble. We started the level equipped with a fairly standard assault rifle, but
a few moments later we managed to acquire a shotgun. The latter proved
much more useful against the low-flying droids buzzing in the sky.
These little guys made up the first real threat of the game, and though
not too strong, their quickness and quantity made them a formidable
enemy. One of the later enemies was a big, hulking robot that looked
like a heavily armored spider. This foe requires a bit of teamwork
between you and your AI teammate since one person has to distract it
while the other sneaks up behind its weak point. The rest of the
enemies you'll encounter are a mix of familiar robots from the
movies--like the infamous T-1000--and a few others designed specially
for the game.
The next level we saw was an on-rails section that had us
firing a turret gun from the back of a truck racing along a demolished
freeway. The goal was to keep a school bus filled with survivors safe
from the Moto-Terminators (evil robots that look like motorcycles)
cruising behind us. The action was quick-paced and proved to be a
decent challenge, as we accidentally blew up the school bus on more
than one occasion due to an overly anxious trigger finger. Because
Terminator Salvation supports co-op, this section could have been
played with a second player on another truck, and those poor survivors
could have had a better fate. As of yet, Terminator Salvation hasn't been given an official release
date. The film is scheduled to arrive on May 21, so you can expect the
game to be released right around then. Although we played the Xbox 360
version, the game is currently in development on all major platforms.