CT Special Forces
CT Special Forces is a 2002 run and gun video game for the Game Boy Advance and PlayStation developed by LSP Games (Light and Shadow Productions) and published by Hip Interactive. The game spawned three sequels: Back to Hell, Bioterror, and Fire for Effect.
CT Special Forces
- Date
- 2001
- Genre
- action game
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CT Special Forces is a 2002 run and gun video game for the Game Boy Advance and PlayStation developed by LSP Games (Light and Shadow Productions) and published by Hip Interactive. The game spawned three sequels: Back to Hell, Bioterror, and Fire for Effect.
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• Title — CT Special Forces • Developer — Light & Shadow Production • Composer — Manfred Linzner • Released — Game Boy Advance'PlayStation • Genre — Run and gun • Modes — Single-player, multiplayer • Platforms — Game Boy Advance, PlayStation
Development
Development
French video game publisher LSP, which had an extensive history of publishing games in the European market, wanted to create an in-house development studio. The company decided that the GBA's requirement for a small development team would be ideal for its foray into game development. The team originally received a GBA software development kit in mid-2001, and then developed CT Special Forces in three months.
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Reception
CT Special Forces received mostly above average reviews; it received a 71% and 72% from Metacritic and GameRankings respectively. Most critics noted its similar appearance to the Metal Slug games. GameZone praised the game, noting that small gameplay details made the game a true "a must have". GameSpot wrote that the game was fun while it lasted, but like most shoot-em-ups, "[the game] is over too quickly". IGN noted the long release gap between the European and North American version, the latter of which was delayed for over a year, and called the game's presentation "dated". Nintendo Power praised the game for its variety between its side-scrolling and overhead gameplay levels, noting its comic-book graphics positively.
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- 1.Jihem. Jeuxvideo.com. juillet 2002.
- 2.IGN. 23 mai 2002.
- 3.Frédéric Luu. - Test (GBA). 15 juillet 2002.
- 4.Frank Provo. 14 avril 2004.
- 5.La Game Boy Advance explose ! Langue en CT Special Forces. Nintendo, le magazine officiel. 1. p. 14 consulté. 2002.
- 6.Interview de Christian Votava. Puissance Nintendo. 19 février 2003.
- 7.Chasse aux terroristes : Langue en CT Special Forces. Nintendo, le magazine officiel. 3. p. 110 consulté. 2002.
- 8.IGN. 4 avril 2002.
- 9.Langue en CT Special Forces. Langue en GameSpot consulté.
- 10.2002.
- 11.Craig Harris. IGN. 14 janvier 2004.
- 12.Langue en CT Special Forces. Joypad (magazine) Joypad. 122. 132 . 2002.
- 13.Niiico. Test Langue en CT Special Forces. Consoles +. 128. p. 91 consulté. 2002.
- 14.Langue en CT Special Forces. Nintendo, le magazine officiel. 3. 110 . 2002.
- 15.Langue en CT Special Forces : Solid Metal Slug. Jeux vidéo Magazine. 23. 102 . 2002.
- 16.Jkdmedia. 10 janvier 2004.
- 17.CBS Interactive.
- 18.Langue en CT Special Forces - Sales. Langue en VG Chartz consulté.
- 19.Jeuxvideo.com.
- 20.Clément Apap. croque L.S.P. 9 février 2004.
- 21.Jeuxvideo.com.
- 22.Jeuxvideo.com.
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