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Moon (Nintendo DS, 2009)

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US $47,32

CircaEUR 40,57

+ $18,81 di spese di spedizione

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CART ONLY WORKS PERFECT READY TO SHIP IN BLUE PROTECTIVE BUBBLE MAILER CHECK MY OTHER ITEMS AND FOLLOW FOR MORE DEALS "Moon" for Nintendo DS, released in 2009 by Mastiff, LLC, is a shooter game with a T-Teen rating. This cart-only game is ready to ship and is specifically for the NTSC-U/C (US/Canada) region. Players can expect an immersive gaming experience as they navigate the unique lunar environment and engage in thrilling space battles.

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Moon is a story-driven first-person shooter that takes place in a mysterious alien compound, deep beneath the surface of the moon. The action plays out in the upper screen. Looking and aiming is done with a thumb on the touch screen, and strafing is done with the D-pad or action buttons, depending on the set-up for left- or right-handed players. In the year 2058, a mysterious hatch is discovered during the construction of a new lunar base. As part of the team sent to investigate, the player's character soon finds his companions executed and himself alone against an unknown enemy. The tight corridors of the subterranean complex are infested with a bizarre variety of hostile robots and alien life forms. Tension builds and releases in a burst of blaster fire at surprise attacks from the shadows. Boss encounters add a twist to the action, and there are shooting-and-driving sequences in a souped-up moon buggy. The player's commander pops in on the communications link at times, usually to offer advice about the current situation or to define a new objective in the continuing storyline. Moon was developed by Renegade Kid, maker of the creepy survival horror-shooter Dementium: The Ward.