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Eat Lead: The Return of Matt Hazard
Compatible with Xbox360™, Xbox One™
Works on all systems sold worldwide, a correct regional account may be required for online features.
Product Languages
| Language | English, Spanish, French, German, Italian |
Product Features
- Written by 2008 Writer’s Guild Award winner, Dave Ellis, Eat Lead is a side-splitting ingenious storyline and setting that’s never been explored before in the shooter genre. Both Will Arnett and Neil Patrick Harris deliver perfectly timed punch lines that will make gamers laugh in hilarity with their solid voice performance as Matt Hazard and Wallace Wellesley
- Help classic videogame stars such as Master Chef and Captain Carpenter redeem their dignity against enemy foes like Sting Sniperscope and Sonny Tang and get to the bottom of why all these iconic characters’ worlds converge
- Attack enemies with everything from plasma rifles, to sniper rifles and old-west six shooters, the sniper rifle turret, or use a number of different interactive melee moves to help Matt destroy Wally’s legion of back-catalogue videogame characters
- An expansive level environment design reflects years of videogame history in a next-gen package including levels that are radically transformed via precisely timed “hack effects” to challenge Matt Hazard with new scenarios throughout each battle
- Eat Lead uses a strategic point and cover system that allows gamers to go far beyond simply hiding behind walls when they can move up to, over, between, and around any cover objects with a fluidity never before seen in a game
- Eat Lead makes use of the intelligent physics system that includes destructible items and smart objects, where items can be destroyed or moved to blow through cover or act as temporary safe havens throughout the game environment
- Compatible with Xbox One
Item Description
In the world of Eat Lead, however, everything stops being a game and becomes reality when it is clear that Wally is using the new game to bring about Matt’s death once and for all. With only the mysterious “QA” to help him, Matt must fight against zombies, cowboys, space marines and more to keep his game from being over.With an original storyline by 2008 Writers Guild of America Videogame Writing Award winner, Dave Ellis, Eat Lead’s unique blend of comedy and action will provide gamers with a shooter experience like no other where hardcore gunfire may kill their enemies, but laughs may bust our bellies.
Customer reviews
| Average rating: | (3 out of 5) | |
| Total votes: | 8 |
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B3RS3RK (33) on 11, Feb. 2011 14:59 (HKT)
Awesome!
It's a bit strange game but it's a lot of fun playing it!
Graphics could be not so great but if you play it you won't mind about that.
Nice storyline, strange enemies, nice dialogs and gags.
Worth to play and good price.
Graphics could be not so great but if you play it you won't mind about that.
Nice storyline, strange enemies, nice dialogs and gags.
Worth to play and good price.
Odie (466) on 06, May. 2010 14:49 (HKT)
Odd mix but fun
Think this is the sort of game that you can't be too serious about. Eat lead?? What a name for a game. But hey, the gameplay is fun & graphics are alright. Though I must say its a bit odd to see soldiers & cowboys battling against one another.
Niots (20) on 14, Mar. 2010 22:03 (HKT)
Fun isn't enough.
The game is fun, for example : you must save a guy dressed like mario ^^
But room/ennemies - room/ennemies - room/ennemies it's really boring.
But room/ennemies - room/ennemies - room/ennemies it's really boring.
hyperwrench (3) on 07, Mar. 2010 03:47 (HKT)
Not terrible, but not very good either
Eat Lead is great in concept, but terrible execution. The story was decent but not as good as I had hoped. The jokes are all right, but never really giving me more than a chuckle.
The game play isn't all that good. While not so bad that the game is unplayable, but to the point where it gets kind of frustrating.
The game play isn't all that good. While not so bad that the game is unplayable, but to the point where it gets kind of frustrating.
Victor (149) on 06, Mar. 2010 11:02 (HKT)
Good Game
Who cares the game is copy of other, at least not me. This game bring fun and laughter, with great price, that's enough.
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