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Worms: Armageddon (Sega Dreamcast, 1999)

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Up for sale is a copy of my brand new sealed Worms Armageddon for the Sega Dreamcast. The game comes from my personal collection and will be packaged with care. As always all my games come from a smoke/pet free home. Please see the pictures provided. The cellophane has tight seals (See Pictures). There is one crack in the plastic jewel case by the S in Worms which is also photographed. The game is 100% authentic and was purchased in a sealed lot from a local collector. Please see my other auctions and be sure to follow me for new listings weekly. If you have any questions don’t hesitate to ask. See my 100% feedback and buy with confidence!

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The third game in the Worms series is the first for the Dreamcast. Worms: Armageddon pits squads of well-armed, wiggly worms in a fight to the death on 2D, fully destructible battlefields. One player can take on AI-controlled teams in a deathmatch or through 30 missions. There is also a multi-player mode for up to four players to battle it out with customized teams of worms. Since the game is turn-based you can have four players share one controller.

The battlefields feature all kinds of themes, from junkyards to bomb shelters. Most battlefields typically consist of a number of platforms to move between. Players take turns with each turn having a time limit. Across the battlefield animated worms will move (with the help of gadgets like bungee cords and ninja ropes) and assault each other with more than 55 weapons, including bazookas, napalm, exploding sheep, baseball bats, and singing hand grenades.

Dozens of extra features are included, such as a library of worm voices to choose from, six training modes, customizable landscapes, and even the ability to save your favorite teams and battlefields.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
MicroProse Software
UPC
0076930990421
eBay Product ID (ePID)
2507

Product Key Features

Rating
E-Everyone
Genre
Strategy
Video Game Series
Worms Series
Platform
Sega Dreamcast
Game Name
Worms: Armageddon

Additional Product Features

Release Year
1999
Number of Players
1-4
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Control Elements
Gamepad/Joystick
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139973
ESRB Descriptor
Animated Violence

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4 out of 5 stars
by mrscotteousAug 15, 2007
Worms Armageddon, have fun with your worms
Worms Armageddon is another game featuring the delightfully flammable worms characters. The game follows the suit of those that came before it as a turn-based strategy experience. Your goal is to protect your gaggle of worms against the opponents by using any number of ridiculous weapons (I'm looking at you super banana bomb). Armageddon has come out on several different systems including the PC and the Playstation. Out of all the versions I believe the PC version is superior due to its ability to customize teams with a bit more detail. Having said that, the Dreamcast version of this game comes very close to the PC counterpart and is a worthy experience alone or with friends. The graphics in the game are very animated and fluid, with some minor slowdown sprinkled throughout the experience. The sound quality is good, explosions sound rough, and the worm comments are funny for a time. This is where the PC version is superior because each individual team can speak from a different set of sounds. The DC version has all those same sounds, but applies them all to every team currently battling. So, if you choose the angry scots theme for instance, it will be pretty funny at first. But, once you've heard each and every worm say a few lines over and over in the course of one battle it can become slightly grating. The game also features a single-player mode where you can achieve medals in different strategic battles or skill-testing training. These medals with unlock more items and options to be used in the multiplayer arena. Overall, this is a very fun game. It's nearly ten years old now but is still a fun way to pass the time with friends, provided you don't have a PC to play it on instead.Read full review
5 out of 5 stars
by knightwing_edwa...Oct 13, 2013
a great port of a really fun PC game!
this is the first time i heard of this game, and i found out the n64 port is more expensive then the DC or even the PS1 version. anyways, you can get this game on Steam, but if you want a console version, i definitely recommend the Dreamcast version, its the closest to the original PC version. its a great single player game, but the real deal of this game is 4 player multi player. i'll be planning to get the n64 version soon, but if you have a Dreamcast, definitely pick this up.
5 out of 5 stars
by cbil5349Jan 05, 2007
This game rocks
There is something about killing worms with banana bombs that just never seems to get old. If you have never played a worms game, you are in charge of a team of 4 worms, that must stratigically use silly weapons to eliminate the worms on the other teams. This is so much fun, as the worms talk and the maps are randomly generated. The war gets even better as you bring friends along. There is a alot of depth to the single player to keep you busy for a long time. A must buy.
5 out of 5 stars
by harrys-worldOct 12, 2006
Great Party Game
This game is awesome when you gather up some buddies. We've had tournaments and stuff surrounding this game. There's just something so very addictive about strategically blowing up your friends with a huge arsenal of weapons.
5 out of 5 stars
by bfl2005May 23, 2011
Very fun game.
I don't really play video games anymore but I loved this one in college so I picked it up. Very fun and amusing game.

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