Odama

Description

Tanggal rilis: 2006/04/10
Platform: Nintendo Gamecube
Developer: Nintendo, StudioFAKE Co., Ltd., VIVARIUM Inc.
Jumlah disc: 1
Perkiraan tiba di alamat pemesan: 2 hari

Deskripsi:
– Region Japan.
– Second hand.
– Kondisi box 80%.
– Set: Odama Gamecube Game Disc, Gamecube Mic, Mic Holder.
– CD dan manual dalam kondisi baik.

Odama is a quirky pinball title set in feudal Japan. You are in control of a giant steel ball, called the Odama, which you use to crush the enemy army (and hopefully not your own soldiers) so that you have an easier time leading the Ninten Bell to its destination. The game also takes of advantage of the GCN microphone (included with most versions of the game), which you use to command your troops. You must use the commands and pinball skills to successfully lead the Ninten Bell to its destination before sunset in each mission.

Using the L+R buttons to control the flippers, the X button to activate the microphone, and the control stick to tilt the battlefield, the controls in Odama are quite simple for today’s standards. In each mission, you, representing the Yamanouchi clan, try to bring the clan’s powerful treasure, the Ninten Bell, as well as the Odama, closer to the Karasuma Keep, headed by the man who betrayed the founder of the Yamanouchi clan. It is there you will exact revenge for his betrayal. Notably, the game features a narrator that talks about the story in Japanese, but there are English subtitles.

The basic goal of each mission is to guide the bell from the bottom to the top of the screen, mowing down the members of the opposing army with the Odama, as well as killing them with your own soldiers. It is important that they are killed because, if they reach your side of the screen, they will make the flippers inactive for a relatively long period of time. When all Odamas are lost or the sun sets, you fail the mission. In addition, you learn commands for your soldiers as you progress through the game. Using these commands, you’ll be able to more effectively control your soldiers in many ways. For example, by saying, “press forward,” your troops will use all of their strength to try and plow through enemy soldiers. These commands are not only very useful, but in many cases, are vital to your success.