This is all accented by the familiar high-pitched utterances of the worms, taunting one another or lamenting their own situation.
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The wacky selection of weapons that made the series famous is well and truly present here, and it is ridiculous fun guiding a Super Sheep around the map to your enemy, or smacking a worm into the wild blue yonder with a Baseball Bat. Grab a few friends and some tense, competitive deathmatches are bound to ensue. These games are really quite timeless and are guaranteed to still provide hours of violent entertainment despite their age. It must also be said that the disc contains six DLC packages for Armageddon, providing extra weapons and themes for your gaming pleasure. Armageddon ramps up the craziness, by adding more over-the-top weapons and missions to the basics of the first game, as well as a few minor graphical tweaks and extra customisation options. Graphically, they are both very alike too, being presented in the same cartoon style.
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They have, of course, both received a high definition makeover since they were first released on the PC back in the 199os, but at their core they are more or less the same game.
They are both played in the traditional two-dimensional, side-on view that was nailed down in the very first Worms title. Worms and Worms 2: Armageddon are both very similar to one another. In case – by some weird accident – you don’t know how Worms works, teams of Worms (basically mini soldiers) take turns to launch increasingly strange weapons of destruction at one another, until only one team is left standing as the victor. Made up of the basic Worms, the fully loaded craziness of Worms 2: Armageddon and the 3D foray into Worms: Ultimate Mayhem. The games have developed into more highly-polished cartoon-quality affairs, and even developed into fully three-dimensional titles, and this collection packages together most of the Worms games that have so far been released for current-generation consoles via PlayStation Network and Xbox LIVE Arcade. Games that have endured the seventeen years since it first launched in its quite primitive, home-programmed form. I am, of course, speaking in terms of the Worms series of warfare games. There are few simpler pleasures than carefully balancing a stick of dynamite on the head of your best friend, before ninja-roping to a safe distance and watching the explosion send them skimming across a nearby expanse of water, before sinking to their doom. Available on: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 (Xbox 360 version reviewed)
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