Dreamworks and some of the guys behind Madagascar and the Shrek series are this summer bringing Kung Fu Panda to the cinemas, and Activision will take care of the game. The movie features voices from Jack Black, Angelina Jolie, Jackie Chan and Seth Rogen plus many others, so hopefully they'll be all featured in the game. With a release on PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, Playstation 2, PC and the DS, the game is planned to hit the stores in May. More information and first images inside.
Activision press release:
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
In the Kung Fu Panda video game, players embark on an epic, action-packed adventure as they master the specialized Kung Fu fighting styles of Po the Panda, the unlikely hero, his teacher Shifu, and the legendary Kung Fu masters, the Furious Five: Monkey, Tigress, Viper, Mantis and Crane. Through 13 legendary levels from the movie and beyond, and spanning land, water and air, players must work their way to become the Dragon Warrior and defeat the ultimate enemy, Tai Lung, as they battle a variety of foes, overcome dangerous obstacles, navigate multi-tiered environments and solve challenging puzzles. Featuring a deep variety of gameplay, unique co-op and competitive multiplayer modes, collectibles, and a host of character upgrades, the Kung Fu Panda video game provides an experience gamers of all ages will enjoy.
Join friends in multi-player action and co-op mode – Gamers can go head-to-head against friends across a wide variety of battle arenas with their favorite characters including Po and the Furious Five, Tai Lung, the ferocious Ox and others. Players can also team up in cooperative mode to work through a series of unique challenges and defeat dangerous enemies.
Developer: Luxoflux (PS3 and Xbox 360) Xpec (Wii and PS2) Beenox (Games for Windows / PC) Vicarious Visions (NDS)
Release Date: May 2008
All comments (21)
Edit : I guess the panda looks ok but everything else looks crappy.
you would thin that these amazing CG movies would actually produce decent looking games...
but nope, never!
but nope, never!
the problem with most movie-based games is still that they're made to make a quick buck. licenses aren't free and therefore there's less budget for the process of the development and in the end they are often lacking in the gameplay-department.
Correct me if im wrong, but there was no debate, you were just trying to be a smart ass.
The graphics are average at best look at the texture quality, 3d geometry not even close to any number of games released in the last few years
It seems you are only reading the posts you want to read also.
Anyways like I give 2 shits, I don't intend owning this game so it doesn't matter.
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