Star Marine: Infinite Ammo review.Classic Game Room presents a CGRundertow review of Star Marine: Infinite Ammo from GlitchSoft for the iPhone. Star Marine: Infinite Ammo takes its entire schtick from the seminal 1987 classic Contra. The problem is you can’t play a game like this on an iPhone. Star Marine comes from GlitchSoft, a company with a clear passion for Contra. This game is a labor of that love, a very iOS appropriate recreation of a classic. The sprites look like Contra, the gameplay is like a carbon copy of the fearless exploits of Scorpion and Mad Dog. And this would be one of our favorite iOS games…if it had a d-pad. This video review features video gameplay footage of Star Marine: Infinite Ammo for the iPhone and audio commentary from Classic Game Room’s Derek. Check out more reviews from Classic Game Room at www.YouTube.com and www.YouTube.com For the latest trailers, visit www.YouTube.com Get more Classic Game Room on Facebook at www.facebook.com and at www.ClassicGameRoom.com.
14 Responses to “CGRundertow STAR MARINE: INFINITE AMMO for iPhone Video Game Review”
LOL YOU CAN’T KICK ASS WITH A TOUCH SCREEN!
@progrocker69 Haha! So awesome! Thanks for that comment, that really made me laugh
Derek, if you are bad at Contra, isn’t that a breach of contract with CGR?! Watch out Mark will replace you with a robot!
would this work on the i cade? because if it did that would be epic
shit man contra is a personal favorite on earth
Reminds me so much of Contra.
@kristianthaulow I don’t get why some of the lower primates love to fling their poop around, yet they do.
I think these two phenomena are related.
Lol nice. This review was funny.
@sushifinatic0 Seriously, why do you care? Why does ANYONE care about this first comment?! I really don’t get it…
If only this game had better controls and supported physical control pad peripherals like the iControlpad, then this would’ve been a great shooter for the iPhone. By the way, Derek, just because a portable device lacks any physical buttons doesn’t mean it’s incapable of playing games like Star Marine. If utilized properly, virtual D-pads, buttons, and analog sticks can be adequate replacements for physical buttons. Don’t believe me, try some of Gameloft’s games like Sacred Odyssey.
lol if it didn’t have a health bar it would be unplayable with that laggy input.
second bitch
I am the first commenter woohoo
I am the first commented woohoo