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Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine Xbox 360 Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:0752919551462
Condition:Used
Platform:Microsoft Xbox 360
ESRB:Mature
SKU:X360_WARHAMMER_40000_SPACE
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | Xbox 360 |
| ESRB Rating | Teen |
| Genre | Shooter |
| Players | 1-2 |
| Condition | Used |
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The story was cool and fun as a warhammer reader. It would have gotten 5 stars from me if it was a little less linear, and hsd a little bit more customization. The online play is less exiting as there is little to no strategy just kill away and be killed until you can level up and hopefully kill more and die less.
Loved this game. Pretty standard shoot-em-up fare, but true to the warhammer 40k universe. Took the time to admire the background art and subtle touches on the second play through. Hours of fun and plenty of gruesome hand to hand kills!
I recently downloaded this game, as it was offered for free to PS+ members, and I was pleasantly surprised with how much fun it was (I wasn’t expecting too much, based on its seemingly goofy title). I have never heard of the Warhammer universe, so its setting is very novel to me- this is a sci-fi, intergalactic romp. But what makes it odd is that your enemies consist of an orc horde, summoning fantasy worlds to mind, particularly The Lord of the Rings. Where this game really shines is in the fun of pure, melee combat- cutting loose against the vast quantities of orcs that are bent upon your destruction. This reminded me strongly of “The Return of the King” for Xbox and PS2, a game that I loved and played several times through.Developer THQ did a great job with nailing the camera and character movement, creating a tight experience. Combat against your orc foes (the bulk of the game) is fast, visceral, and fun, with a well balanced mix of melee and ranged weapons. It must also be mentioned that the intro/tutorial/first level is masterfully executed, as you drop into the midst of a battle upon a ship.A cover system (I can’t believe that’s missing) and some sort of leveling process would have been welcome additions. The graphics aren’t quite up to snuff with the indsutry’s darlings of 3rd person games (Uncharted and Gears), but they are very competent, particularly with regard to how many enemies converge on the screen at one time. All in all, this is a fun, easy to pick up game.
I bought Spacemarine and Bulletstorm and like both games very much.Both games have good graphics and the action holds you to your seat.The price for each game was fair and i’m happy with my purchase. Good bloody fun. Ha Ha.
So much fun its like Gears with a button smashing..Its really cheapreally funand just awesomeBUY IT!!
Space Marine is an excellent game in terms of game mechanics, plot and graphics. Though at points the game does feels a little unfinished.Space Marine uses a unique combination of third person shooter elements combined with an intuitive melee combat system. This mechanic works seamlessly and cannot be overrated. Moving from ranged combat to close combat works better than I have seen in any game I have ever played. Though the game certainly rewards you for getting up close and personal, ranged combat is also highly effective and never feels like an afterthought. Where things still appears a little rough is in terms of the variety of maneuvers. The combat animations, though very cool, do tend to get slightly repetitive. Also, if the attacks had been designed to take more account of the surrounding environment it may have felt a little more interesting. Though I wouldn’t advocate for an overly complicated combo system, I think it is possible to add a bit more variety to the melee without overburdening the current system.The graphics, plot, voice acting, and music are all fantastic. It was especially fun listening to the British Orks, which are such a huge part of the 40K cannon and my personal favorite army. For fans of the table top game I don’t think that this game will disappoint in terms of how it brings the 40k world to life. Though I think I did hear one person complain that the Ork blood wasn’t green, I don’t think most people will have any trouble overlooking.
I’m a huge warhammer 40k fan, I try to get together with my buddies and play a few games and drink a few beers at least a couple of times a month…… This game hits a sweet spot with me actually getting to see the damage you cause being a space marine in the warhammer 40k world. But if your not a warhammer tabletop player, or even of the RTS computer games they have out (also amazing games) don’t fear. You don’t need to know anything about the world to enjoy this game!!! Space Marine reminds me a lot of Gears of War, its a third person shooter, your extremely powerful, and you get to destroy a lot of enemies! Throw in futuristic weapons, decent voice acting, and a solid game layout and you have yourself quite an enjoyable game. It doesn’t try to be something its not, there is no sudden puzzle’s or tricks to figure out in the middle of the game, it is straight forward push up and destroy everything in your way for the Imperium! Amazing game!
I just finished the campaign and I have to say it was much better then I expected. People were ragging on this game saying it was a complete copy of Gears of War… not true! I won’t spoil the story for you but I will say it stays true to the 40k genre. If you have read the Horus Heresy books or any other 40k novels, you will really enjoy this game!The xbox live multiplayer is a lot of fun as well. Lots of unlockable wargear and very fast paced battles. The integration of ranged and melee combat works surprisingly well too!The only downside I have seen is some bugginess while playing on xbox live. There are times when it seems like the game will time out due to lag, or half the people in the lobby will have red connections, and it will still make a game.
This is an awesome game. The whole warhammer series is amazing. Graphics are terrific. I Recommend for anyone who likes warhammer
Marine Space Hack and Slash mixes and exits the typical strategy games usually based games of Warhammer 40,000 (a long time out of W40K FPS protagonist with a Tau). We will be the Captain Titus of the Ultramarines chapter and we will save a world being forged besieged by Ork We find many times the Imperial Guard soldiers being attacked by Ork forces and the more we move more types of weapons found. We will also have an ability to make us stronger in melee or slow down time to shoot the enemies more easily. The problem is that it seems that is halfway between these two genera and the multiplayer is usually very Lagado although customization is pretty well done. A good game for fans of eco Warhammer40k
moemoemafia –
If someone were to ask me “Hey, what do you think would happen to humans in the 41st millenium?”, I’d have to say my answer would be something like “Gee, maybe we turn into energy beings and use our psychic powers to decide who’s cooler”. I wouldn’t go “Oh, we just end up fighting mutants and aliens and the whole thing is kinda like Dune except without the crappy sequels.” So, in this game there’s this planet, okay? And this planet is a big ol’ factory, making weapons to fight the Xenos and the mutant humans who worship the dark gods of Chaos. And some Orks show up to ruin everyone’s fun. You play an Ultrasmurf sent to save the day. Things explode, aliens get shot and ripped apart by chainsaws. Fun for the whole family. The gameplay’s pretty rad, you have a couple basic melee comboes and then the triggers are devoted to shooting your gun. It’s kind of like Gears of War meets God of War, except you don’t hide behind cover all the time like the guys from Gears of War because you’re an eight foot tall death machine. It’s pretty short though, and not much in the way of replay value. I dunno about the multiplayer, that stuff isn’t my thing. Get it if its cheap, I guess.
David –
Great product
Tekkhar –
This is the most fun I have had in a game for a long time. The story is kind of thin, but the weapons and enemies are close to the lore. The voice acting is alright. The report from the Bolter is so satisfying, but nowhere near as satisfying as charging into a group of Orks and cutting them to chunks with the Chainsword.This game seems to like its quick time events, and the end is a complete cliff-hanger that will probably not be resolved since THQ went under.I have to give this game credit for trusting that I know how to hide from projectiles without sticking my Ultramarine ass to a chest-high wall. In addition, the pace is alright, so you are not doing the same thing for a long time. Not that you wouldn’t want to pull on a Jump Pack and slam into Daemons with a Storm Hammer with the full fury of the Emperor.One glaring issue with this game is that is does the thing where it slows you down during exposition, and it hides load zones with elevators. The beige-brown industrial environment isn’t much to look at either, but you are on a Forgeworld, after all.I should mention that I am a PC player, and I had no problems getting into the XBOX360 controls with this game. They are fairly tight, and I would imagine an experienced console player would do great.I did not play the multiplayer. I heard that it is fun, but lags like crazy.
JakobGulgowski –
It is about time someone put out a game that did Space Marines correctly. Titus, the main character of this game, is a boss, hacking through everything in his path or blowing them up. Space Marines are supposed to be the best and this game delivers. The multi player is solid with the ability to choose between loyalist or Chaos Marines of three flavors. If you like Warhammer 40K or just wish to have fun with a merciless kill fest slaughter with a power armored supersoldier at its heart, look here.
ira hamilton –
good game
Ricky Walker –
great game
E. Zachary Andrews –
It was nict to play I love Warhammer 40k Series and this is a nice alternate perspective in the story.
onyx cat –
Space Marine’s campaign is quite literally the most fun I’ve ever had playing through a single player campaign. From what I understand, the game underwent quite a lengthy overhaul in the design phase, probably aiming to sufficiently distinguish the game play from Gears of War.In that regard, they absolutely succeeded. A better game to compare Space Marine to would be Ninja Gaiden. While there is no “snap-cover” mechanic like in Gears of War, there *are* absolutely mind-boggling numbers of enemies throwing themselves at you pretty much all of the time. In that respect, I couldn’t help but recall the frenetic against-all-odds feeling of Ninja Gaiden. In that game, you are supposed to prevail because, hey, you’re a @#$ing NINJA. In Space Marine, you are supposed to prevail because, hey, you’re a @#$ing SPACE MARINE.Like Ninja Gaiden, you have a variety of close combat weapons (though not the same breadth) each with their strengths and weaknesses. However, in addition to the “hundreds versus one” in close combat, Relic has managed to incorporate the most fluid ranged combat/close combat system I have ever used. You can literally snipe an enemy on the high ground one second, and then spin around and decapitate another enemy with your bare hands, and you don’t even think about the control scheme at all!The campaign could have easily gotten repetitive, considering that your main staple weapons only gradually expand in variety, but intelligent level design consistently create.
Joseph –
A must have for any warhammer 40k fan! Fast paced hack and slash action ties in with a tactical shooter for an amazing chapter in the warhammer 40k lore, If you like the ultramarines you must play this game!
Annihilatrix –
What is WARHAMMER 40K? I knew next to nothing about this campaign setting going into W4K: SPACE MARINE, but now I have a bit of an idea. It’s a setting in which the galaxy is in a constant state of war, where entire worlds are hollowed out to fuel a galactic war machine, and space marines fight on the same battlefield as sorcerers and orcs. (Orks, that is.) It’s a setting that you get by taking a gritty, war-bound, Tolkien-esque universe and throwing it thousands of years into the future – 40,000 years to be exact. I wasn’t a fan of WARHAMMER 40K before SPACE MARINE, but I think I’d like to be one now.The story of SPACE MARINE picks up nine days after the invasion of a Terran “Forge World” by a massive Ork army. They’ve since taken control of the planet’s orbital defense cannons, effectively keeping the human fleets at bay. So it’s up to Captain Titus and a group of Ultramarines (one of many groups in the Space Marine Legion) to disrupt the invasion and keep the Orks from obtaining crucial military weaponry that could turn the tide of the war. This begins only after the player character, Titus, single-handedly takes down an Ork attack ship, just so you get the idea that space marines are NOT your average soldier; they’re practically walking tanks.After that amazing opening (and it really is amazing) you progress toward your objective at the whim of circumstance and Ork counterattacks, and you get a feel for the gameplay going forward. This is where I’m going to have to stress.