This is a game that's about pure action. The short demo I saw must have included about a billion-and-a-half bullets. And that's not to mention the other whacked-out weapons that you'll get to fire off. According to Planet Moon's Aaron Loeb, the goal of the game -- aside from not giving the gamer much of a chance to take a breath -- is to create the daunting and lopsided scenario of a small band of warriors against a giant, almost infinite army. And from what I saw, A&D does just that. Again, and again, and again.
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