Monster Truck Rumble

Monster Truck Rumble is Activision's take on the classic truck driving/car/racing game with a new twist. The idea is to do the best you can with your own monster truck, which is an enormous beast. Using the right weapons you can make it home alive, all the while helping your friends.

You'll want to learn how to craft a monster truck to boost your profits, which includes the parts you're going to need to make that ride, and how to buy new parts, that are crucial to building the monsters. A team of monsters will take the burden off of you and go into battle against you. Each monster will also have its own attributes that you can check out. However, not everything will be easy to discover when you're playing the game. Monster Truck Rumble is said to offer a wide range of weapons, from speedy weapons that get the job done, to more powerful weapons that are not so easily countered, to the blunt weapons that will take out other monster trucks on your journey.

The game also features a proper story, and your comrades won't exactly help you along the way, but will help you out. For example, the first village you visit starts out in a small farm. You meet up with your allies in a small shack and tell them you need a shipment to carry, and you know they're headed for the town. You'll eventually start the game exploring the town and getting involved in the gang's business. You'll play as your friends, battling monsters, or going to town to battle giant monsters. The game is played with an intuitive control scheme, which can be tricky at first, but after a while you learn how to play it.

The game's graphics engine allows for a vast number of different beasts to deal with, including huge monster trucks.

The game's levels are expansive, with multiple places to explore and even monsters to battle. The story and plot were created by Vergil, a high-ranking member of the gang. You'll play as human. As you explore, you'll be treated to little bits of information on the surrounding village, such as a friendly girl who's not doing well. You'll also visit towns and discover how to fight. You'll interact with people in various ways, such as mingling with people, talking to them, and uncovering the conspiracy behind the group's leadership. The game's graphics engine does a pretty good job of keeping the action moving. The game's graphics engine features a good amount of detail, and thanks to the Wii's unique control system, you'll be able to use the Wii Remote to move your character around, swing his or her weapon, or use items like herbs or juice, to take down enemies. The game's frame rate is solid, and the unique control system provides a solid amount of variety.

While all the visuals in the game are coming together, Vergil's voice in the game is one of the better aspects. The solid voice in the game is strong, and while it is certainly not a perfect system, the dialogue in the game is as strong as you'd expect. The voice acting in the game's cast is good, and the game features a solid assortment of voice actors. The visuals in the game are comparable to the work seen in the previous entry in the Devil May Cry series, with the exception that the visuals in the game are a little uneven. The characters in the game do a fine job of bringing the package's disparate disparate cast together. The environments you'll visit in the game feature a good amount of variety. The levels feature a good amount of variety, although the game's frame rate is a little below what fans of the series will expect.

While the graphics in the game are coming together well, the core gameplay in Devil May Cry 4 is something of a mixed bag. You'll find some welcome tweaks to the Devil May Cry formula, but some feel the camera issues are a little too inconsistent. The game's frame rate is solid overall, though you should expect a rough ride. The game's audio is the high-risk, high-reward element that's helping keep the package enjoyable and interesting. You'll find a wide assortment of ambient sound effects that give the game a bit of personality. You'll hear a solid assortment of voice samples as you fight. You'll hear a hearty assortment of tunes, which is pretty rad. The game's audio effects complement the action quite well. You'll find a healthy mix of visual effects that complement the action.

Based on what we played, Devil May Cry 4 is an entertaining action game that uses an assortment of slick, if somewhat repetitive, mechanics. You'll find some fun voice samples that go a long way in setting up the narrative. The various gameplay mechanics and structure are anchored by a solid presentation. You'll find a solid assortment of modes to explore, from arcade to versus modes, which offer a solid amount of content.