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Alien Front Online w/Microphone

Brand: SEGA

Platform : Sega Dreamcast |

Rated: Teen

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Brand	SEGA
Operating System	Dreamcast
Hardware Platform	Sega Dreamcast
Genre	Action_games, Action-games
Computer Platform	Sega Dreamcast

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Disc only in generic case. Disc may have minor scratches but nothing that affects gameplay. All ClassicGameStore games are fully tested before being placed into inventory.

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Note to customers: Sega no longer supports the online component of this game. Now that Sega has proven it can bring the console to the Internet for online gaming, the company's working to stay in front of the pack. Not only can you form teams over the Internet in this human vs. alien war, you can also play with or against players who are operating networked coin-op arcade machines. By the time the game is fully finished, Sega says players will be able to communicate via real-time voice chat during gameplay. You can choose to operate the alien biomech units against the humans, or you can defend earth as a tank commander in one of three different styles of real-world tanks--the M1A1 Abrams, Merkava, and the M-109. --Porter B. Hall

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B00005ME66

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15 ratings

3.9 out of 5 stars

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#116,254 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
#207 in Sega Dreamcast Games

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Product Dimensions

5.9 x 5.2 x 1.3 inches; 4 Ounces

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Rated

Teen

Item model number

010086511710

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Yes

Item Weight

4 ounces

Manufacturer

Sega of America, Inc. - Console

Date First Available

June 19, 2001

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Thomas Reed

Fun title

Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2020

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Its a fun title with solid game play

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punkviper

Fairly shallow

Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2001

There's a reason this game is perfect for online play: the utter lack of depth inherent in its gameplay. The analog stick moves your tank, the L&R buttons strafe, the X changes your view (only 2 different), the Y button handles the chat feature, and the A & B buttons are your main and secondary attacks. That is all. You can throw away your manual right now, because THAT'S the entire game.
It gets irritating getting killed every few minutes, as most confrontations between you and opponents result in little more than trigger-happy point-blank standoffs. The strategy involved in this game is minimal because the tanks are so slow you can't really maneuver around once an enemy bears down on you. And the enemies often sneak up from seemingly nowhere to kill you in less than a handful of shots. Then you die... again... and again... until you run out of continues.
The game engine is actually fairly solid. Accurate control, rich graphics, ability to level surroundings & structures. It just displays very little hallmarks of a game that you will want to come back to. The online mode helps, but it too will get just as boring and tedious as the 1-player mode.
If you are in the mood for a solid, arcade-like, shallow tank game, then by all means fire away. Just be warned that boredom might ensue sooner than you think.
And if you're wondering, the microphone is a funny little pack that plugs into one of the VMU ports, not any sort of headset or ear-piece.

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Justin Fabian

What a great game

Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2001

AFO is one fun game. At first, I was afraid that it was going to be too hard because I heard it was like Q3 type playing, although similar, it is not Q3esque playing. Unlike Q3, the guns cannot be aimed on a vertical plane, which means, when you are trying to stear, you will not point up in the sky.
Also, the microphone works great. As long as everybody talks loud enough, you can understand everything clearly. Its easier than typing, and quiker, and you don't have to stop playing to do it.
The servers were amazingly fast. I played the game online, of course, and did not notice any lag what-so-ever. This could be becuase the game has only been out for 1 day, so not too many people have it, but it still worked great. The only gripe I had with online play is that it does not let you choose the 2nd dial-up account, its default is the first dail-up account. So you can't choose a differant one like you can in nfl2k1 and Q3.

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clifford goldenberg

good

Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2001

Think of AFO's no frills offline components as more of a practice tutorial for the real battle online,and you may have an easier time justifying your purchase.In eight player deathmatch,the battles can get pretty fierce.It's just too bad the gameplay isn't all that spectacular.With all the revolutionary stuff going on especially the voice chat in AFO,the game still falls short of greatness.Plus,i don't think i'm nitpicking when i say that with the popularity of the DC dropping by the day,the omission of a split screen multiplayer mode is awfully shorsighted.The fortress and CTF modes help its longevity,but there's just not much here to keep me coming back.

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Leo

Not for adults!

Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2003

Expect to be killed every 30 seconds because the tanks are very slow. This game is only for the kids. An adult will find it to be very frustrating.
There is no real strategy involved. You either blow the enemy up, or get yourself blown up. The cumpter controled characters are pretty good at finding you, so trying to hid is futile!
Don't fall in love with the fact that you can fight as an alien. There are only 3 alien vechiles, and their weaponry is basicly the same. The only differenes is how fast the vechicles are able to drive.
If you want a sega game that is like a PC shooter, then get Spawn instead.

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D. Rice

A telegame

Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2001

Man what a title... an online game(wahoo) with voice chat... how great can that be? Man can u imagine talking to your friends via Dreamcall? this is like getting a phone and much much more... a great port of a good arcade game. The arcade version had a link between two arcade consoles... so i couldnt try the voice chat there...but if its anything like dreamcall itll be fantastic... great controls in this tank/scifi shoot em up' generic...also check out the graphics... 2 words... 2 sweet. If this title plays like it did in the arcade... we're in 4 a real thriller.

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Outstanding!

Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2001

This is one great game! There are numerous positive points, too many to list here. On the negative side I would have to say that the graphics are fair, not exceptional. The explosions could have been done a little better. The backgrounds (buildings and such) were moderate. However I can live with the graphics because the gameplay doesn't suffer in any way. There are only 6 different terrains to play on and they get old very quickly. Other than that, this game is fantastic. The voice chat is great too. I would reccomend this game to anyone who likes fast paced action games.

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SIMPLE

Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2002

This game is very good. The gameplay is simple. You get to be either the ARMY side or the ALIEN side. I choose the ARMY more becuase they have more armor and their faster. I WANT TO HOOK THIS UP 2 A PHONE LINE SO I CAN PLAY ONLINE. I want to play on line SO BADLY! I got this cool microphone and I wanted to use it for voice chat. Get this game if you have a phone line hooked up to your system.

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