Topic: Heavy fire special forces 3d

Release Date: Sep 13, 2012
No. of Players: 1 player
Category: First Person, Action
Publisher: Teyon
Price: $4.99

Gear up and join an elite Special Forces unit in Heavy Fire: Special Operations 3D, an arcade-style on-rail shooter for Nintendo 3DS™.

Choose from three character profiles, each with unique attributes, and use a combination of brains and brawn (but mostly brawn) to blast your way through a variety of dangerous ground, vehicle and air-based stages. And if you’re really feeling trigger-happy, you can earn additional points by blowing up the environment. Each victory sees your military rank rise, earning you increasingly powerful and upgradeable weapons.

You’ll need preternatural reflexes and a never-say-die spirit to restore peace in the ever-volatile Middle East. When the smoke clears, will you be a Special Operations legend?

Features

• An interactive, destructible environment featuring exotic Middle Eastern locales
• Slug your way through six diverse, challenging levels
• Higher military ranks enable more powerful weaponry
• A game store bursting with all kinds of cool power-ups

another arcade shooter for the eshop.

It's made by Teyon as well (the one's that just released Outdoors Unleashed: Africa 3D). It seems like it'll be similar, but in a war theme.

^they already made crazy chicken pirates 3d/2d, OUA 3d, now this...they need some new ideas.

It's not like they're all programmed by the same person.

"use a combination of brains and brawn (but mostly brawn)"
"restore peace in the ever-volatile Middle East."
"interactive, destructible environment featuring exotic Middle Eastern locales"

Oh my, let's just hope this game doesn't end up being in questionable taste, since that description doesn't exactly fill me with hope. I don't think I'll buy this, since I usually find games which revolve around blowing things up mindlessly a little dull.

They have Heavy Fire: Special Operations on WiiWare, so this will probably be a port or sequel.

If it's any better than the previous Heavy Fire games, I might be interested, but apparently they have been pretty dismal.

It's on the rails I think.

No thanks.

I can't be the only one that wants to get this game.

^im thinking about it but im waiting for a review...to bad its not a actual FPS like cod or something.

So has anyone tried this one yet?

Nintendo World Report's review is in.

6/10

They said they had fun with it, but said the controls weren't responsive enough, the control setup (similar to KI:U) hurts for play sessions longer for 5 mins, and that levels were too long.

As for the bad controls, they said it wasn't necessarily the game's fault, it's just the stylus is too unreliable for shooters, and thus it's odd for devs to make light-gun games for the 3DS in the first place.