Kill Switch

Kill.Switch is a shooting video game that Namco Destination Software (GBA) released to fans in 2003. The game revolves around the character Nick Bishop (voiced by Marcus McCollum), currently is a super-soldier remotely controlled via “brain waves” by a man. The “rider” spreads across the battlefield, completing mission after mission. Since then, a series of forces have wanted to destroy the driver to occupy his position to serve the purpose of a violent war. The most special feature of Kill.Switch is the “cover system,” an energy armor defense system. Each time the character is attacked will not be injured, but shield energy will suffer all. But it also has a limit: after being broken, the shield will automatically recover if the character is not damaged. The game is the quintessence of many shooting games combined, from the 3rd perspective of Koei WinBlack to the “stealth game” of Hideo Kojima Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty. Players will be transformed into Nick Bishop and complete a series of combat missions. In addition to possessing sharp, vivid 3D graphics and realistic sound, Kill.Switch also has many attractive features. In addition to shooting, you must also be proficient in using grenades, stun bombs, … to be able to complete the game screen.