Break out the stale popcorn and the crappy 3D glasses, its time for some cheesy monster mayhem. War of the Monsters brings you some of the most chaotic monster fighting since Rampage, and some of the most chaotic action in general in some time.
The setup is perfectly bad: aliens have dropped some sort of green mixture onto the earth, and creatures have now started mutating and destroying the world. Things only get worse when these monsters apparently dont like each other and fight it out in major cities, destroying practically everything along the way. With aliens working their way into the mix, the only thing missing is a trio of black silhouettes projected onto the bottom corner of the screen.
With over a dozen levels, quite a number of unlockables, a hefty selection of monsters and more, this game packs in quite a bit. Weve got strategies for each level, monster battle and boss fight tactics, a breakdown of all the playable creatures and more. Get ready for a night of monster chaos and check out the guide. Just watch out for the fifty-foot preying mantis...
Unlockable: Sweetooth from Twisted Metal
To unlock Sweet Tooth as a playable character, begin the game with a completed save from Twisted Metal: Black on your memory card. Sweet Tooth will be available as Agamos fourth costume.
Unlockable: Making-Of Video
Complete Adventure mode as Zorgulon or Raptros.
Hint: Impale
Grab any pole or radio tower and throw them at your opponent. If you score a hit they cannot move for a while. If you are impaled, tap SQUARE repeatedly to escape.
Hint: Extras Price List
Heres a list of everything you can buy and what itll cost you.
Various character costumes
- ranging from 15,000 to 60,000 tokens
Levels
Volcano level -- 45,000 tokens Mini Baytown level -- 65,000 tokens Capitol level -- 85,000 tokens UFO level -- 105,000 tokens
Secret Characters
Raptros -- 200,000 tokens Zorgulon -- 200,000 tokens
Minigame
Dodgeball -- 105,000 tokens Big Shot -- 65,000 tokens Crush-O-Rama -- 85,000 tokens
Hint: Earthquake in Baytown
To activate an earthquake in the Baytown Level (not the mini version) crush every building as low as possible. The whole town will shake for a while and a giant pit will open up.
Hint: Earning Battle Tokens Quickly
In order to purchase everything in the game, youd normally have to play through the single player portion multiple upon multiple times. Not so. Youre actually able to load a saved game without reverting back to the number of tokens you had at the time of the save. Any tokens you earn will always stay with you and add to your total, regardless if you load a saved game. You can also change the difficulty level and play a saved game at that new setting, which will earn you more tokens.
The best way to take advantage of this is to play all the way through the single player game on any difficulty setting, making sure you save when you reach the last boss. The last level gives you far and away the most tokens, and once you get the pattern down its not an overly difficult battle. Every time you load that level, beat it and then save the game, your Battle Token total will increase by a nice amount.
You should earn a minimum of around 30,000 tokens for beating the last boss on Easy level, 45,000 on Medium, and 60,000 on Hard. Once youre able to beat Cerebulon on Easy mode, bump it up to Medium and then Hard difficulty. The fight normally takes around five minutes if you can beat him without having to continue, so it wont take long to earn enough credits to buy everything in the game.
Hint: Tsunopolis Tidal Wave
On a corner of the island, there is an alien spaceship hovering above the ocean. Throw something at it. It will send a green beam into the ocean and a tidal wave will come and take away half health from anyone who gets it. You might want to head for the top of a building to escape, and, no, you cant surf it.
The setup is perfectly bad: aliens have dropped some sort of green mixture onto the earth, and creatures have now started mutating and destroying the world. Things only get worse when these monsters apparently dont like each other and fight it out in major cities, destroying practically everything along the way. With aliens working their way into the mix, the only thing missing is a trio of black silhouettes projected onto the bottom corner of the screen.
With over a dozen levels, quite a number of unlockables, a hefty selection of monsters and more, this game packs in quite a bit. Weve got strategies for each level, monster battle and boss fight tactics, a breakdown of all the playable creatures and more. Get ready for a night of monster chaos and check out the guide. Just watch out for the fifty-foot preying mantis...
Unlockable: Sweetooth from Twisted Metal
To unlock Sweet Tooth as a playable character, begin the game with a completed save from Twisted Metal: Black on your memory card. Sweet Tooth will be available as Agamos fourth costume.
Unlockable: Making-Of Video
Complete Adventure mode as Zorgulon or Raptros.
Hint: Impale
Grab any pole or radio tower and throw them at your opponent. If you score a hit they cannot move for a while. If you are impaled, tap SQUARE repeatedly to escape.
Hint: Extras Price List
Heres a list of everything you can buy and what itll cost you.
Various character costumes
- ranging from 15,000 to 60,000 tokens
Levels
Volcano level -- 45,000 tokens Mini Baytown level -- 65,000 tokens Capitol level -- 85,000 tokens UFO level -- 105,000 tokens
Secret Characters
Raptros -- 200,000 tokens Zorgulon -- 200,000 tokens
Minigame
Dodgeball -- 105,000 tokens Big Shot -- 65,000 tokens Crush-O-Rama -- 85,000 tokens
Hint: Earthquake in Baytown
To activate an earthquake in the Baytown Level (not the mini version) crush every building as low as possible. The whole town will shake for a while and a giant pit will open up.
Hint: Earning Battle Tokens Quickly
In order to purchase everything in the game, youd normally have to play through the single player portion multiple upon multiple times. Not so. Youre actually able to load a saved game without reverting back to the number of tokens you had at the time of the save. Any tokens you earn will always stay with you and add to your total, regardless if you load a saved game. You can also change the difficulty level and play a saved game at that new setting, which will earn you more tokens.
The best way to take advantage of this is to play all the way through the single player game on any difficulty setting, making sure you save when you reach the last boss. The last level gives you far and away the most tokens, and once you get the pattern down its not an overly difficult battle. Every time you load that level, beat it and then save the game, your Battle Token total will increase by a nice amount.
You should earn a minimum of around 30,000 tokens for beating the last boss on Easy level, 45,000 on Medium, and 60,000 on Hard. Once youre able to beat Cerebulon on Easy mode, bump it up to Medium and then Hard difficulty. The fight normally takes around five minutes if you can beat him without having to continue, so it wont take long to earn enough credits to buy everything in the game.
Hint: Tsunopolis Tidal Wave
On a corner of the island, there is an alien spaceship hovering above the ocean. Throw something at it. It will send a green beam into the ocean and a tidal wave will come and take away half health from anyone who gets it. You might want to head for the top of a building to escape, and, no, you cant surf it.
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