The game had a lot of potential, but poor Kinect controls made it painful to play. More accurate motion controls would drastically raise the games score.
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Set in 2082, Steel Battalion Heavy Armor depicts a world devoid of computers, where war is waged with rudimentary weapons as new superpowers struggle for dominance. In a twist of fate, the US army has been forced to begin major landing operations on what was once its own soil. In this low-tech era there is one weapon class that will determine the course of the war – the Vertical Tank. VTs are guaranteed to instil fear in enemy forces when they burst onto the battlefield; but they are nothing without the crews who man them. Lacking computer aided weapon and piloting systems, these brave men and women must now rely on skill, intuition and each other to ensure victory.
Steel Battalion Heavy Armor utilises Kinect, controller free games and entertainment only on Xbox 360, to deliver an immersive, futuristic battlefield experience.
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