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Although it lacks online play, Bionicle Heroes is a surprisingly adept and enjoyable first-person shooter. Even though Bionicle Heroes for the Nintendo DS doesn't do anything that hasn't been done before in other first-person shooters, it does present all of the familiar concepts in ways that fans of the genre and fans of the Bionicle toy line should find appealing. You take on the role of a heroic gun-toting robot and set out to blast away at the scores of enemy robots populating the rooms, hallways, and arenas that make up the game's 37 different levels. Gunplay involves the usual mix of jumping, strafing, and shooting typically found in these sorts of games, and the Bionicle license has been levied to introduce new enemies and weapons, which are all based on Bionicle toys, at regular intervals. The CPU-controlled enemies and bosses do a good job of keeping you on your toes, but what's more impressive is that the developers managed to coax the attractive 3D visuals and responsive controls necessary for a top-flight FPS out of the DS hardware, a feat that prior to this game's release had only been accomplished by Nintendo with Metroid Prime: Hunters. It's a shame that the multiplayer mode doesn't offer any sort of online component, because Bionicle Heroes otherwise delivers everything else that you could want in a first-person shooter. Bionicle fans can blast away at their favorite toys in this first-person shooter. The game is loosely based on the Bionicle toy and comic book line produced by Lego. In the world of Bionicle, the island of Voya Nui is populated by two races of sentient machines. On the one side are the Toa, which possess powerful elemental abilities granted to them by masks they've handed down for generations. On the other side are the Piraka, a race of evildoers that are constantly trying to steal and misuse these masks. Instead of fleshing out characters or focusing on a particular story, as the comics and toy booklets have done, the game merely shoehorns the basic aspects of the franchise into the framework of a typical first-person shooter. The Piraka have stolen six different elemental masks from the Toa, so it's up to you, as an anonymous hero, to travel to the different temples scattered across Voya Nui, blast every Piraka minion in sight, and retrieve the masks from the Piraka bosses. In turn, these masks unlock new weapons and abilities that you can use to access secrets and to dispatch enemies more efficiently. The gameplay has a lot of classic FPS elements. Most rooms and hallways are populated with enemy robots that you need to destroy. Once you fixate the crosshair on another robot,

HomeSummaryRelease DataGame CreditsAlso PlayingCollection StatsGuidesQ&ACheatsCheatsAchievementsSavesReviewsMediaBoxesImagesVideosBoardSort By Platform Filter Detailed Reviews 8 Quick Reviews 6 8 4 GameSpot Review MetacriticProduct Filter: 59 metacriticBased on 9 critics. 8.3 User ScoreBased on 44 user reviews. 52 GameSpot Not even the allure of shiny robots with guns for arms can liven up this mind-numbingly simplistic and repetitive over-the-shoulder shooter. 60 GameZone Give the dev team props for the look of the game, but detract points from the score for the repetition and lack of substantial game elements, like puzzles and story. 78 PC GamerDespite these small issues, BIONICLE Heroes is a successful extension of the buildable toy line that delivers an enjoyable gaming experience for kids of all ages. [Feb. 2007, p.76] 65 PC Zone UK It's just a shame that the blocky menu system and overly generous built-in aim-assist smack of console pandering, because otherwise, this is a very competent piece of programming. 72 metacriticBased on 11 critics. 6.6 User ScoreBased on 20 user reviews. 20 Digital Entertainment News Even the target audience has games in the same genre that are more well defined. While these may entertain, after one or two levels you realize that there is nothing new coming. 77 GameSpot Although it lacks online play, Bionicle Heroes is a surprisingly adept and enjoyable first-person shooter. 80 IGN This is a satisfying shooter experience that fans of the genre shouldn't ignore. 69 Nintendo GamerIt's pretty, and zippy, with lots of reasons to come back for more (e.g. secret areas opening up

Not only will you never die after you active the Hero mode, but if you do die beforehand, you'll simply respawn with a full bar of health. You'll lose the current mask but you'll be able to pick one up quickly if you just search around the environment. This kind of assisted gameplay is going to put cheat code sites out of business. There isn't much of a game if there's not much of a challenge, which could be somewhat overlooked if this were touted as an interactive movie.Unfortunately, the storyline is convoluted and has virtually no affect on the gameplay other than to set up the premise. There is a trophy room that you can visit to catch up on the story, but it's so bogged down with Bionicle-specific references that only the true fan will understand, or care, what's going on. If you don't know anything about Bionicles, you can still play the game, but you'll probably want to avoid the trophy room which will just end up making things as clear as mud.Combat is easy and ultimately unsatisfying. All you have to do is hold down the fire button and dodge incoming. You don't even have to mash the buttons. While this may be fun for the first two levels, it just gets boring since there is virtually no way to lose. Characters do little in the way of verbal communication both in-game and during the cutscenes which are short and sweet. Unlocking cutscenes, you'll be able to see what the defeated Piraca bosses are up to it. They are shown basically lounging around on the beach enjoying their early retirement from evilness.It's kind of cute, but like the rest of the game it appears half-baked. The ideas hinted at in this game are not fully realized. There are no multiplayer modes and no Bionicle editor that would allow you to create or arrange your own Bionicle, other than the stock upgrades available.ADAS - you have to run bionicle. LUCA-is-an-idiot 3 points. You're such a fucking pepega. Adas 0 point. Hey dud! Someone can help me? I can't start The game Gibbs -3 points. What LUCA basically said is that the download actually does not have the game Luca 8 points. Share your gamer memories, help others to run the game or comment anything you'd like. If you have trouble to run Bionicle Heroes Windows , read the abandonware guide first! We may have multiple downloads for few games when different versions are available.Also, we try to upload manuals and extra documentation when possible. If the manual is missing and you own the original manual, please contact us! Various files to help you run Bionicle Heroes, apply

As you collect Bionicle masks). Fun, but easy. [Dec 2006, p.55] 59 metacriticBased on 26 critics. 6.3 User ScoreBased on 32 user reviews. 60 360 Gamer Magazine UKBesides the poor camera angle, it's easy to play and is challenging enough to hold your attention for an enjoyable and borderline addictive experience. [Issue 18, p.87] 70 Play MagazineThere's a cavern in here reserved for viewing your stockpile, along with enough mini-games to keep you busy until the 720 comes out. [Dec. 2006, p.76] 72 TeamXbox The LEGO elements are just as fun as ever, and the advent of the masks provides solid variety. 50 VideoGamer Bionicle Heroes does little to make a name for itself, with repetitive and overly simplistic gameplay, and some rather uninspiring visuals. 52 metacriticBased on 7 critics. 6.0 User ScoreBased on 7 user reviews. 52 Cheat Code Central As a huge fan of the Lego Star Wars series, I was really disappointed with this game. Heroes basically just copied and pasted the Lego Star Wars formula, but took out the likeable characters and tacked on sluggish Wii controls. 40 GameSpot The game also featured mind-numbingly simplistic and repetitive gameplay, as well as a dearth of worthwhile added content. Luckily, the Wii version has come along to deliver the coup de grace, effectively retaining all of the games vices while delivering a control scheme that would be obnoxious even if the camera controls weren't completely busted. 64 Nintendo GamerA must for Bionicle fans and decenet, trashy fun for