Watchmen: The End is Nigh - Part 1 & 2 - Xbox 360

Wathcmen the end is nigh is basically a streets of rage beat em up which in this game it works watchmen the end is nigh parts 1 and 2 that was once a dlc but is now a disc form of the game the story takes place before the movie not very sure about were it takes place before the comic bookPros of the game- You get to play as Rorschach or night owl and get to experience there different fighting styles Rorschach i think is the best of the 2 only because he can use weapons-Its is way cheaper to buy it on Xbox 360 and ps3 than Xbox live and PlayStation network-You can play co-op with a friend but only split-screen-It has both parts which makes the game last long both parts has different story lines which make them different than each other but part 2 is shorter than 1-It is very fun to play this game it has different power ups and combos for each character to knock out enemies-Every level has different paths so it would separate the two and change game play-Every level has different enemies and different ways to fight them so game play never gets oldThis game for me was very fun and awesome diffidently money well spent which for me i only spent 10 dollars which cost way less than a dlc if you dont really like beat em up then you wont really like this game i would recommend that you watch game play to see if this game is for you

This review is for western metro bookstore I recommend buying this from them. I know its a bad game but im a huge fan of the watchmen and wanted this for a long time ever since I heard it was a thing but other than that the fact that it's sealed is a big bonus for me as a collector I always want them factory sealed I was worried like other games sold on Amazon they say they are sealed but when they come in I see that it was just repackaged and sold as new when in fact it isnt.

I always found this to be a pretty good beat’em up with good combat. It’s not button mashing, free flow, or one single button push. It’s focused on unique combos, weapons, and gadgets respectively. Rorschach is more brutal while Night Owl is more calculated.The story is pretty decent and further shows the scumbag nature of Watchmen’s world. It is a prequel and gives a show why the two heroes weren’t on the best terms by the time the book/movie takes place. It’s fun to play alone but super fun with a partner by your side! Plus it’s split screen so if you have a Watchmen fan by your side, two 360 controllers, and plenty of time together then go for it!

Historically, and to a lesser extent traditionally, most movie-to-video-game tie ins do not bode very well with fans and the general gamer audience alike. Come to think of it, I believe I can only think of two (Top Gun and Golden Eye). Watchmen: The End is Nigh ("End if Nigh") is not much of an exception is any at all.I had some big reservations about a Watchmen video game when my friend called me up and asked if I wanted to try it out the night of its release. I had never even heard of it despite the fact that I was gearing up to pick up the Watchmen DVD at midnight (12:01am release), there was virtually no hype. My friend, my little brother and I took the game home and immediately set out to play it... and were pleasantly surprised by the results.The End is Nigh is, above all else, a gratuitous button masher where you hit buttons fast and repeatedly to achieve certain moves to kick the living crap out of your opponents. Playing as Watchmen protagonists Night Owl and Rorschach, you set out to solve a mystery behind a large prison break of an "Underboss" at Sing Sing. Along the way you beat up just about everybody and, after taking the extreme long way around of getting everywhere you go, you then discover you have to go another scenic route around necessitating you thrash and otherwise incapacitate more bad guys. You also gain your abilities and button combos over the course of the game via collectable tokens (collect them all for a gamer score!).This is the general flow of the game, spanned over the course of about 4-6 hours. Why they split the game into two separate games on the same disc is beyond me, but they do count as two different games as far as the Xbox360 achievements section is concerned and the achievements are not that hard to get. Come to think of it, the game poses little challenge at all for anyone who has played Smash Bros., Golden Axe, King of Fighters, or any other sort of button masher. If you find yourself surrounded, either grab and throw someone or have your right index finger glued to the right bumper ready to initiate a counter since enemies cannot attack you during special moves.As for the moves themselves I can sum them up in one word, "ouch." This was probably the best part of the game: when the character is doing their special move the camera focuses on the person and a small cinematic plays of the actual move giving the player a chance to sit back (briefly) and go "Ooooohhhh, AHHHHH!" when they see just how painful the beating the bad guys are receiving. From curb-stomping to face clawing, the special moves both Night Owl and Rorschach exhibit are nothing short of bone-crunching painful, which makes them ever-so enjoyable to watch.What really makes The End is Night worthwhile is that it contains a split-screen co-op mode. Granted the split-screen goes vertical and not horizontal, which makes viewing angles a little narrow, but it was fun for my brother and I to collectively dish out vast amounts of physical punishment on the cookie-cutter villains that all sound like they were all voiced by John DiMaggio (Bender from Futurama).However, for all the good features the makers put into The End is Nigh, there was a good amount of flaws.First is the highly repetitive nature of the game. Between the villains saying the same things every time (with multiple references to female body parts) and the same upbeat fighting music playing in every fight scene, it got REALLY old after an hour. Not to mention the camera angles in co-op were really narrow amplified by the highly linear and dark atmospheres that made finding your way a severe pain. I understand that the film was excessively dark (with extra noir) but a player has to be able to see where he's going. I had to turn the brightness on the game settings all the way up just to see in certain levels and then turn it back down during others.All in all, The End is Nigh is a worthy rental. No real replay value beyond "Hey, after our eleventh beer let's go beat up some bad guys on the 260," and I think Halo has the slot for best drunk game.

ストーリーは原作の年表にはありつつも、語られていなかった部分でファンにはすごく嬉しいです。キャラクターのモーションはイメージ通りで、スタイリッシュではなくダーティ。ボス前後には漫画のような演出もあります。ただ、すごく単調で探索➡︎敵の集団と戦う、を繰り返すのみ。戦闘中、武器を拾えはするものの、使えるオブジェクトはそれだけなので戦闘も結局は同じことの繰り返しです。私は原作の大ファンですが、飽きて途中で止まっています。

Exactly as described

キャラクターが二人いるのでどちらかを選んで進んでいくという感じのゲームちなみに選ばなかった方は味方として一緒に戦ってくれる。戦闘は単純だが面白い。難易度はまあ低め？しかし後半は何度も何度も雑魚敵が出てきて、それを倒さないと先に行けないのが作業的で苦痛・・・。一応格ゲー(？)なのでコンボ等もあって、進んでいく度にコンボが使えるようになっていくシステムそしてロードが遅い・・・英語がわかれば良かったのだが全くわからない為、退屈なムービーを前半何十秒かまたないといけないしかもよくエラーがある。これは自分のXbox360がいけないのか知らないが、突然「ディスクを読み込めません」とよくある。このレビュー、参考になれば嬉しいです