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MechAssault 2 Lone Wolf

GamesMaster reckons they're bad and ugly: Go ahead junk, mech my day...

Xbox Review - Feb 11, 2005

MechAssault 2: Lone Wolf

It's war, as fought by giant robots in the 31st century. This destructive sequel has Mechs appeal,...

Xbox Preview - Dec 3, 2004

MechAssault 2: Lone Wolf - illuminating new...

What's 40ft tall, hard as nails and has lovely energy signatures?

Xbox News - May 10, 2004

MechAssault 2 ready for action this Chrimbo

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MechAssault 2: Lone Wolf - illuminating new...

What's 40ft tall, hard as nails and has lovely energy signatures?

May 10, 2004

MechAssault 2 ready for action this Chrimbo

Details inside with two sexy pictures of very large robots

Feb 6, 2004

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GamesMaster reckons they're bad and ugly: Go ahead junk, mech my day...

Feb 11, 2005

When Xbox Live launched, it was lovely, but lonely. It had no friends - none of those initial online games were anywhere near as fun as we'd expected. Then along came MechAssault, with its slack single-player manbreasts but whistling a memorable multi-player tune, and they hit off like drunks in a jail cell. Has that bond been broken at all with this sequel? Kind of. But not really.Lone Wolf is an improvement, for sure, in all aspects. The single-player mode has been given more texture, as ...

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MechAssault 2: Lone Wolf

It's war, as fought by giant robots in the 31st century. This destructive sequel has Mechs appeal,...

Dec 3, 2004

While the first MechAssault didn't blossom in Europe it was apparently very popular among early-adopting Xbox Live-enabled Americans, who took great pleasure in stomping about in enormous BattleMechs blowing the hell out of each other. So much so that a fully-fledged sequel is almost upon us, and in an attempt to broaden the appeal, greater emphasis has been placed on the single-player campaign, as alluded to in the hastily-added Lone Wolf subtitle. As opposed to the drudgery of the previous ... » Read Full Mech Assault 2: Lone Wolf preview

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