A bit of simple play but none-the-less it does the job. You basically run into something for a few seconds and wait and see if he is going to climb up or not. You can’t just hop over or even climb up ledges. As he only dive jumps, Ram at times just rolls off the other side of where you are trying to get to. Ram’s jumping ability doesn’t help either. Even the environment does not offer much and because of the way it is set out, you may struggle to find exactly where you are meant to go.
The only variety is the impact of their attack, which varies purely based on what type of weapon they have and how many of them are attacking you at one time. This is probably this best of them and most effective, but all loco moves are pretty funny and a great way to clear the fiesta.Īfter a while the game does get a bit repetitive, as the enemies don’t really offer much variety in terms of the way they attack. You can further boost your scoring through collecting loco moves along the way which allows Ram to run down enemies like a raging bull, releasing a Mexican wrestler or even the Tornado, where Ram spins while his uzis are firing away. If you don’t like what you scored then you can always go back for more at the end of each completed mission you can go back to a prevous mission so that you can better points and earn more rewards. The amount of enemies thrown at you is well and truly overboard, but this is a bit of a bonus as it helps maintain your combo chain which boosts your score at the end of each mission.
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Putting that aside, the action is full on. You basically look above and hope that you can get a few good shots in before he moves on or someone else shoots you. Although a locking system is available, you can’t lock onto a boss when he is above you. For some reason the developers decided to throw in a couple of them that attack from above eye level, such as in helicopters or in jet 'planes. The lack of ease in controls and camera angles is made even more frustrating when taking on the kingpins of each part of the story.
You can look around by pressing the circle button, but by that time it may be too late. You have a little point on screen as a guide to where Ram is looking, but as the game throws at you a ridiculous amount of enemies, you can't really get a feel for who is shooting you and where from. The game itself is generally good at locking onto enemies with the target button, but with the way the camera angles and controls work, you may find yourself shooting the sky while everyone else is shooting you. These moves are again dramatised with the slowing down of the attack, Matrix style, so you can get as many enemies as possible and to be honest it looks pretty good.Īlthough the moves are maintained it is made a little more difficult on PSP. It has all the spicy moves seen before: walking off walls, jump attacks and even the classic head shots. It also has little bonus rounds in between levels, giving you a feel for the game and the various moves you can pull off, which you will find is basically the same as Total Overdose. Nothing really special and it does restrict the game a bit, but they make up for it in the action you encounter along the way. You build your arsenal through killing your enemies and taking what they have. It jumps straight into the story and follows it right to the end. Unlike its predecessor, Chili Con Carnage is not an open environment where you can explore a massive city to build your arsenal and complete missions when you see fit. Set on taking out whoever was involved, Ram takes tips from his uncle Marco, who seems to know the workings of the underworld and more to the point, the cartel behind his father's murder.
It also has two multiplayer modes which again are just an all out shootout to see who can score the most over numerous rounds.įollowing on from the whole 'father' theme, the guts of the story is basically Ram avenging his father's tragic death. The modes consist of the standard story mode followed by a point scoring mode, which is an all out gun shooting frenzy taking down as many chickens as possible. The characters are similar to what have been seen before, but the difference being that it now comes to you on PSP. Like its predecessor, Total Overdose (PS2), the game is packed with crazy Mexican crime lords and gunswinging unbres. Chili Con Carnage, it’s a Mexican fiesta and day of the dead combined in one.
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