I played through Buffy, that much I remember, and I recall getting Chaos Bleeds too and feeling like it was the inferior game but I couldn't tell you why.
As for the other game...
GunValkyrie
Developed by Smilebit, the game takes place in an alternate past where Brexit was never needed and the British Empire now dominates the Earth. In a plot that would make you think it was a crossover with EDF, insects invade the planet and mankind must fight back. Originally intended for Dreamcast and that fact possibly explaining the insanity of the control scheme, GunValkyrie was anticipated as part of Sega's initial push on the Xbox platform and for its looks. The game utilised dual analogue controls in a manner that makes sense on paper with the left stick controlling boost and forward/back momentum and the right your directional aim but with the manner its handled feeling odd likely due to the original intention for the game to be controlled by controller and lightgun at the same time. The game did garner solid reviews but fell foul of general audiences and with it one of Sega's very first new IP launches post hardware died soon after the machine that should have hosted it.
Was this a worthwhile ride of the GunValkyries?
As for the other game...
GunValkyrie
Developed by Smilebit, the game takes place in an alternate past where Brexit was never needed and the British Empire now dominates the Earth. In a plot that would make you think it was a crossover with EDF, insects invade the planet and mankind must fight back. Originally intended for Dreamcast and that fact possibly explaining the insanity of the control scheme, GunValkyrie was anticipated as part of Sega's initial push on the Xbox platform and for its looks. The game utilised dual analogue controls in a manner that makes sense on paper with the left stick controlling boost and forward/back momentum and the right your directional aim but with the manner its handled feeling odd likely due to the original intention for the game to be controlled by controller and lightgun at the same time. The game did garner solid reviews but fell foul of general audiences and with it one of Sega's very first new IP launches post hardware died soon after the machine that should have hosted it.
Was this a worthwhile ride of the GunValkyries?
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