#Vector td ps3 full
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In order to help them find their way home, you need to switch between all three of them. In Where is My Heart? you play as a family of three monsters who go for a hike and get completely lost. This 2D platformer is hardly like anything else in its genre. As such, if you’re looking for an experience that will exercise your mind as well as your thumbs, Vector TD is the Mini for you. There are a wide array of different towers and upgrades, providing the player with a slew of possible ways to tackle any given situation. This tower defense title directs players along a path with the goal of eliminating the oncoming Vectoids by carefully placing towers to take them out. This fun and addictive experience will have you hooked for many, many hours.Ĭ’s Vector TD appeals to the strategic gamer who likes a good challenge. The game has a simplistic but charming art style and a soundtrack that will make you want to kick back and grab a piña colada. Players control a crab named Clawrence who must dodge falling coconuts in order to collect treasure that is falling from the trees. In addition to creating Velocity, the talented team at FuturLab also crafted the beach-inspired title Coconut Dodge. The Flying Hamster is great for those looking for some lighthearted fun.

#Vector td ps3 full

It’s a quirky and cutesy shooter that is full of variety and loaded with laughs. In this title, you play as Newton, a flying hamster who traverses a number of different environments (ancient Egypt anyone?) taking out a wide array of different enemies, not the least of which include ninja squirrels. Those who have a soft spot for small rodents and cute art will fall in love with The Flying Hamster, a horizontal shooter from The Game Atelier. Let too many get by and you’ll be forced to start over. The goal is to take down as many as possible. As you might expect, you use your trusty arm cannon to shoot them as they fly by. As you soar across the backdrop of various different cities, monsters known as Ravagers fly at you. Who’s That Flying?! puts you in control of a flying superhero who wields an arm cannon. Mediatonic, the guys behind the aforementioned Monsters (Probably) Stole My Princess created another PS Mini that absolutely demands your attention. Ever wanted to mow down a zombie T-rex? Age of Zombies is calling your name. Thanks to a mad scientist, zombies have taken over and it’s up to you to teleport through time to rid history of these terrible creatures. Age of Zombies is an action packed zombie shooter with a totally awesome and outlandish premise. If you enjoy zombie games, look no further because I have just the Mini for you. Oh yeah, and you can throw bombs at oncoming threats while listening to music from the composer of Killzone. Players are able to teleport from one place to another, which tosses a whole new level of complexity into the mix. So what makes this game so amazing? Developer Futurlab has put a very unique twist on an otherwise tried and true formula. Now I know what you’re thinking, but there’s so much to love about this game, I simply had to include a second arcade shooter on this list. Velocity is yet another classic space shooter. Platforming fans will have a blast with this one for hours on end. The art style is fantastic and the game’s combo mechanic will have you replaying the experience over and over again in an attempt to achieve a higher score. It’s up to you to take the Duke through five different worlds as he hunts down the monsters in each, with the assumption that one of them is the culprit. Monsters stars a vampire named the Duke, who has just discovered that his princess has been stolen. This quirky platformer is a must have for those who can appreciate excellent writing with a heavy dose of clever humor. The voting will last from February 22 until March 1.Monster’s (Probably) Stole My Princess ( PS3, PSP, Vita)

#Vector td ps3 plus

Whichever game wins will be available on PSN at a price 30 percent less than usual, while PlayStation Plus subscribers can get it for 50 percent off. Sony wants you decide which were the very best of 2010 by downloading themes which correspond to the game you want to win. There was a glut of good games released for Sony platforms in 2010, many of which were downloadable.