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Charge & Blast DC | 
| From: Atari Inc.
Category: Video Games
Buy Used: $3.95
Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 18585
Platform: Sega Dreamcast
Genre: Action Games
ESRB: Teen
Media: Video Game
MPN: Unknown
UPC: 651222008048
EAN: 0651222008048
ASIN: B000056FLJ
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: Dreamcast game in good condtion. Includes instruction manual
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| Features:
| • | First-person shooter | | • | Lush 3-D graphics | | • | Three different characters | | • | Multiple levels | | • | For one player |
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| Customer Reviews:
 Enjoyable But Short October 29, 2001
Iyad T. Alashqar (Houston, TX USA)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
When I first played this game, I didn't really like it because of the controls. But after some practice, and after reading the game's manual over and over, things started to be easy and clear for me. Very nice and fun game. I wish it had 20 or 30 levels instead of only 5. Very promising game. Graphics are beautiful, fast and smooth. Weapons and Characters are great. Bosses are cool. Scenes are excellent. I like the replays that you get after blasting each boss. Get the Tremor Pack with it. RECOMMENDED GAME.
 Didn't get charged up March 1, 2001
7 out of 9 found this review helpful
Wouldn't go so far as to say this was a blast to play. As a casual gamer, this game is worth playing a few times but it hasn't killed my life anywhere near as much as Phantasy Star Online or Soul Caliber (heck, even as much as Evolution). Trying to get a handle on the controls is probably what's really keeping my interest in the game. You use the triggers to dash side-to-side. The X, Y and B buttons charge up one of your 3 weapons, and you fire with the A button. The analog stick moves the cursor. I've not been able to strafe (yet, if possible), nor can I dodge and continue to charge weapons up. You have to charge a weapon up minimally to do any damage. Aiming the cursor with the joystick is pretty challenging, as is gaging where to hit the ground with a missle if you are trying to nail a group of monsters. Actually, reminds me of that old Sega game Alien Storm or something like that (where the players ran around with Ghostbusters-type proton packs). It's kind of fun to blow up buildings when you miss, which might happen a lot unless you're using weapons that lock onto their targets. The graphics are nice, including having your armor fall off as you take damage. Sound isn't too annoying. The stages are sort of short (3 screens of underlings prior to the boss), and I've found the controls to be more difficult to handle than the enemies. One of the selectable characters does not have lock-on weapons, and I've not yet used him since my accuracy rate is low still. This might be more fun with a second player; I'll find out this weekend. Definitely worth playing once or twice, so rent it first if possible.
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