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Attack of the Movies 3D

"In Attack of the Movies 3D, players become an integral part of movie scenes they can typically only watch. Each scene features genre-based ultimate weapons to engage enemies, including zombie-slaying shotguns, automatic laser cannons and more. In addition, branching paths, changing enemy attack patterns, unique areas and environmental challenges ensure that players never experience the same fight twice."

Publisher: Majesco
Developer: Panic Button
Released: 06 Jul 2010
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The greatest action scenes in cinematic history come to life as Majesco Entertainment Company today announced Attack of the Movies 3D. One of the first 3D shooting games designed exclusively for Wii, following in the footsteps of Data Design Interactive's Battle Rage: The Robot Wars, Attack of the Movies 3D transports players to six fantastic movie-themed worlds where they will battle large alien space cruisers, shoot underwater monsters, join the resistance against the machines and more.

Packaged with four pairs of 3D glasses to support four-player multiplayer action, and featuring classic enemies culled from the annals of film history, this inspired 3D shooter jumps right out of your television and into your living room.

"We all dream about being the hero in our favourite action movies," said Gui Karyo, Executive Vice President of Operations for Majesco. "Attack of the Movies 3D lets you live that experience out with a realism and dimensionality previously only found in movie theatres."

In Attack of the Movies 3D, players become an integral part of movie scenes they can typically only watch. Each scene features genre-based ultimate weapons to engage enemies, including zombie-slaying shotguns, automatic laser cannons and more. In addition, branching paths, changing enemy attack patterns, unique areas and environmental challenges ensure that players never experience the same fight twice.

Developed by Panic Button Games Inc., Attack of the Movies 3D is expected to be released in Europe during summer 2010. Electronic Theatre will keep you updated with all the latest European release from Majesco Entertainment.

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