Earth Defense Force 2017 (2006)
Genres:Shooter
Themes:Action, Science fiction
Game modes:Single player
Story:An arcade style TPS, which in 53 levels, pits you against giant ants, giant spiders, giant robots and UFOs. Luckily for you, the game has an arsenal of over 150 different weapons and 4 different vehicles, all collectible throughout the game. And don't forget, every building is destructible! And how.
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Maybe the best edf there is. It's got just the right amount of stuff you can play for days, but it doesn't feel too bloated, or like you'll never be able to do everything. Blasting giant bugs is always fun too, edf! edf! EDF!
One day, when I was in my early teens, my dad had picked up an Xbox 360 out of the blue and I was incredibly excited to get my mitts on it. I remember booting up the system and being blown away by the design and colours of the Blades dashboard, playing Halo 3 and Gears of War and being in awe at the gorgeous graphics and watching the hours fly by in co-op with my siblings.
Shortly afterwards my Dad picked up EDF for literal pennies, and my love for the series quickly snowballed from there. It was jank as hell, ugly and felt cheap as heck, but it was incredibly fun and dumb in all the best ways! I lost even more countless hours in solo and co-op with my younger brother and we became obsessed with this series ever since. EDF! EDF! EDF!!!
Vote for the Portable version! As much as I adore 2017, 2017 Portable improved upon it by adding 7 additonal missions online coop and the wing diver class was implemented in it. The original 2017 did not have online and only had splitscreen and battle mode. 2017 Portable doesn't have split screen but has online coop at 4 players instead of 2 player splitscreen
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