Manhunters that survived fled into exile and the Guardians founded a new elite police force called the Green Lantern Corps and armed its memebers with specially crafted power rings. Now the Manhunters are back and out for revenge, readying their forces for a war against the Guardians and the Green Lantern Corps. Faced with destruction, the Corps is looking to you as the newest recruit, gifted but cocky test pilot Hal Jordon, to protect peace and preserve justice. Building on the anticipation of Warner Bros.' feature film Green Lantern, in theaters June 17, 2011, Green Lantern: Rise of the Manhunters includes the likeness and voice talent of Ryan Reynolds as Hal Jordan, who is the star of the upcoming motion picture.
Features include:
•Master the Ring: Wield the Green Lantern Power Ring to create a spectacular range of "hard-light" constructs including a gatling gun, giant fists, and much more, all of which can be linked together to form an endless number of combinations. •Take Flight: Dodge, blast, and destroy legions of enemies as you soar across the universe in battles of intergalactic scope. •Stand Together: Join forces with a friend to play as Hal Jordan or Sinestro to battle the Manhunters, with the ability to drop in or out at will.
Features:
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Defend the universe against the Manhunters as the Green Lantern Corps newest recruit, Hal Jordan
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Features the voice and likeness of Ryan Reynolds, star of the Green Lantern motion picture
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Protect the Guardians of the Universe from the android race of Manhunters who are out to destroy the Guardians
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se your specially crafted Green Lantern Power Ring to create hard-light weapons, including a gatling gun, giant fists and more, or link them together to form super weapons
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Take part in intergalactic battles as you dodge, blast and destroy enemy androids
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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
PresentApr 26, 2012
By J Kmiecinski My nephew said controls were good and graphics were great. Good game for the older little guys 9-12 age kids. Most games r violent or toddler this is a nice adventure game in between these two categories.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Green Lantern 3DSMar 08, 2012
By Libby Gatling The graphics start off in 2D because its in Comic Book mode. Once the 3D kicks in, the gameplay becomes AWESOME!!! It takes some practice getting used to the moves and learning how to create the right combinations needed. The challenges get harder as you progress through the game, keeping you on your toes constantly. The game itself is overall fun and exciting!!!
4 of 6 found the following review helpful:
Green Lantern 3DSJul 13, 2011
By Dennis S I first tried this game at Wonder Con. What caught my attention was the ability to fly. It reminded me of the superman arcade game since you can kick,punch, and shoot while flying, but this was so much more. The game play is moderate in difficulty,but it's very addictive. I have had no difficulties with the 3D effects of the 3DS and have have played for hours on the 3D setting. I did notice however that the 3D in this game is a little ghost like, but it could be because the graphics are quite small. The game is set after the the Green Lantern movie. The Manhunters are cyborgs who were the original guardians of the universe who are attacking the Green Lanterns and different planets in revenge against the Green Lantern Corp.
2 of 4 found the following review helpful:
My son 6 1/2 years old .. LOVE ITSep 26, 2011
By Sally my son spend hours playing with this game since I got it for him. He usually get bored from all the games after couple of times. I recommend it
5 of 9 found the following review helpful:
Early review, it's hard to be a Green Lantern but great to fly and battleJun 20, 2011
By D. Teruya
"D.T."
Perhaps my hands on the 3DS are too big to navigate the complete array of useful buttons and on-screen touch, but the screen is also very small for my adult-eyes. Criticisms aside, having been a Green Lantern fan from the early 60's, it is great to be able to fly and use Hal's ring to battle, but for me getting past the first confrontation w/the Manhunters is not easy by any means and there is no level selection. I should also add, that the 3D-view can hamper game play in that it is difficult to keep the unit at a uniform distance no matter at which 3D-level you've committed the unit to play; I have found myself switching to 2D for consistency sake and then beginning to ask myself why did I chose to be an early adopter when clearly this gaming unit and playable screen should have been larger for ease of use and even better immersion factor. This may be the reason the 3DS has not been flying out the doors. However, that having been said, I've other 3DS games that aren't as terribly plagued by the 2D vs 3D issue of game play. The adult in me has always known I'm not GL material, but the kid in me appreciates the chance to imagine what it could be like to battle as one. It would be interesting if they get passed this and they'd develop either an extension module or create a separate game to include the other Lanterns (yellow, red, orange, blue, indigo, star_sapphire, white and black) w/game play similar to some to the Pokemon carts in that the colors have their own games designed but are also designed after a certain point to be able to link-up to other carts, everyone playing as their favorite color and lantern therein, that would be ambitious. For now, I'll be happy to reach the first major save point - I am not a fan of starting over again. 8(
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