The Last Airbender Video Game - Sneak Preview!
Posted by Paul Handley on Tue 8th June 2010 at 07:51 AM, Filed in Computer Games
This years summer blockbuster is surely going to be part 1 of The last Airbender by revered director M Night Shyamalan. Naturally, there has to be a video game release to co-incide.
The Last Airbender Video Game from THQ follows the intertwined destinies of Aang and Zuko as you step into their world and battle through the immersive environments of the movie. As Zuko, you use destructive Firebending powers and as Aang you use amazing Airbending powers. This could be what the Nintendo Wii has been crying out for.
You can view the clip here, and below are the key features….
· Zuko’s Perspective - play out the climax of the movie from the perspective of Zuko.
· Become Aang , Zuko & The Blue Spirit – the three playable characters whose destinies are intertwined and complex.
· Use Powerful Bending Powers – unlock amazing Airbending and Firebending abilities to manipulate the environment and combat enemies.
· Melee Combat - use weapons unique to the specific character for hand to hand combat.
· Insight & Enrage Modes – Slow down time using Insight Mode helping Aang react & bend during combat. Zuko has Enrage Mode which doubles the amount of damage he inflicts on enemies during combat
· Ultimate Boss Battle – the ending battle between Zuko & Zhao.
· The Avatar World – visit locations from the movie as you experience incredible, ground breaking and realistic in-game graphics.
· Challenge Yourself – unlock challenges throughout the game, revisiting previous levels with new abilities.
· Dynamic System – interactive, dynamic and immersive system where objects, cloth, particles, lighting, water and weather effects react to movement.
Enjoy the clip, look forward to the game! Released August, also available on Nintendo DS
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