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Capcom Releases Gotcha Force for the GameCube
3D-action shooter offers play for up to four
gamers
SUNNYVALE, Calif. — December 5, 2003– Capcom® today announced the release of
Gotcha Force, a new 3D-action shooter designed for the Nintendo GameCube™.
Offering multiple game modes for up to four players, Gotcha Force blows the lid
off the toy box by providing the ultimate toy verses toy battle and with more
than 200 different characters to collect including humanoids, monsters, robots
and mechanoids. Each toy is highly original and has its own strengths and
weaknesses which players must discover and use to their advantage as they
assemble their troop for battle. Gotcha Force is now available at retailers
across North America and is rated “E” for everyone by the Entertainment Software
Rating Board.
The story of Gotcha Force unfolds when a boy named Kou meets G-Red, a Gotcha
Borg who has come to earth in search of the malevolent Death Force army. This
evil force destroyed the Gotcha Borg’s home planet and now has created a secret
base in Safari Town to launch an assault mission to conquer the earth. Kou, with
the help of his friends, team up with G-Red and other valiant Gotcha Borgs in
the hopes of thwarting the Death Force's evil mastermind, the Galactic Emperor.
In Gotcha Force, gamers can unleash special attacks with projectile weapons or
attack moves; use jump and sidestep actions to avoid enemy assaults during
combat, while playing with a force of Gotcha Borg creatures. If a character is
destroyed during battle, the next fight immediately commences with the next unit
in the army line-up. The struggle for power continues until the last Borg is
standing. The key to success is selecting the appropriate squad member as they
directly affect the overall damage inflicted upon the player.
Gotcha Force includes the following features –
- Mix of genres – Gotcha Force combines all the excitement of a 3D action shooter with the skill and judgment of a collecting game
- Create your own fighting force – With over 200 unique characters to unlock and collect, the possibilities are virtually infinite
- Multiple game play modes
- Story Mode – Use Safari Town as your stage to fight the Death Force. New Gotcha Borgs can be obtained after each victorious battle
- Versus Mode – Two on two battle with up to four friends
- Challenge Mode – Fight against the CPU alone or as a twosome with a friend - Strategic element – Use strategy to build the best and most powerful toy army
- Trade Gotcha Borgs – Exchange your collected Gotcha Borgs with your friends via a Memory Card
- Simple control method – Gotcha Force is instantly playable for gamers of all ages and skill levels
Capcom Entertainment, headquartered in Sunnyvale,
California, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Capcom, Co., Ltd. of Japan. A
leading force in the multi-billion dollar interactive entertainment industry,
Capcom’s legacy spans more than 22 years of entertaining video gamers. Capcom
develops, markets, and distributes home video games for the PlayStation® game
console, PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system, Nintendo GameCube™ and the
Xbox™ game consoles, Game Boy® Advance, Game Boy® Advance SP, and Game Boy®
Color Systems, personal computers, and coin-operated games. Worldwide
recognizable product lines include the Resident Evil, Devil May Cry, Street
Fighter, Mega Man, Breath of Fire, and Onimusha series. World headquarters in
Osaka, Japan, the company also has offices in Tokyo, Hong Kong, London and
Sunnyvale, California. The company is publicly traded on the Tokyo Stock
Exchange code number 9697.
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