Godzilla: Domination!

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SKU: 122792

Atari Games

Godzilla Domination is rated 3.0 out of 5 by 1.

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Prove that you are the Monarch of monsters by destroying the others.Choose from seven options with each monster possessing a personal set of punches, kicks and special moves to mow down the competition in GODZILLA: DOMINATION.

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This pre-owned product has been carefully tested, and is guaranteed to work. If you are not completely satisfied, simply return the product within 7 days for your money back. Product may not include original box and instruction manual. Item pictured may not be exact item received.

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Godzilla Domination is rated 3.0 out of 5 by 1.

Rated 3 out of 5 by lobothesacred3 from Alright ========= Gameplay ========= Character Selection: The amount of available monsters in this game is a bit disappointing to be honest. The game only allows you to use six monsters from the Godzilla franchise, but leaves out famous monsters like Gigan and other monsters that make multiple appearances throughout the franchises history like anguirus. It just feels too limited to the casual player and too lacking for a fan of the franchise. Combat: The game itself is rather limited in terms of attacks. This is largely caused by the lack of hardware, but there are no chain attacks in this game. You can either attack with the A or B button or charge up a more powerful attack by holding down the A or B button. You can also block with the L button and jump with the R button. You can also execute rage attacks by filling your rage bar by destroying buildings or executing charged attacks. On the downside the game suffers from a fatal flaw in that once a character gets knocked down you can repeatedly knock them down once they get back up since they have no recovery time after they get back up on their feet. This means you can easily crush an opponent once they've taken a fall. ========= Graphics ========= Graphically speaking the character models are decent and the game does offer a little variety in terms of stage design, but the game suffers a bit from only having seven stages with only five of them being unique since you have two versions of the same stage in two instances. ========= Sound ========= The soundtrack is highly repetitive and grows old rather quickly. The game would be a lot better in the soundtrack had a bit more variety. ========= Lasting Appeal ========= The game does offer nine levels of difficulty and the ability to turn the timer on and off. So the difficulty of the game can vary by a decent amount. ========= Scores ========= Gameplay: 5 Graphics: 7 Sound: 2 Lasting Appeal: 5 Overall: 4.83

Date published: 2013-07-05