Hawkeye VS Deadshot

When the two newest gamers battling for supremacy on the Wii are asked who is better between the Xbox Kinect and the Nintendo Wii’s newest video game, opinions will differ. However, one thing is clear-one is a leader in the gaming industry. Dead Trigger, developed by Big Fish Games and published by Nintendo, has been received with both positive and negative reviews. Here is a comparison of the game’s two main characters, Hawkeye and Deadshot.

Hawkeye is a sharpshooter through. He can zoom around the environment, eliminating anything that stands in his path. Although you cannot fully aim, you can press the trigger when you do shoot to make the next shot more powerful. Hawkeye’s guns can be customized with paintballs, shells, or other objects as they unlock new abilities for the player.

With the Xbox Kinect, there is no scope of aiming. You merely have to point at an object and have the camera zero in on it. However, there is still some freedom of movement while playing the game. If there are any obstacles in the way, players can maneuver around them to get to where they need to go.

Although the Kinect games can be played with up to four people, it seems that the Xbox version can’t quite take the technology to the next level. Even though the graphics are impressive, it seems that the frame rate can’t quite keep up. The games can still be completed, but it feels like a struggle sometimes to get through.

The Nintendo Wii is all about motion-sensitive controls and movement. From the moment that you put the Wii remote into the console, you immediately feel in control of the action. The Wii’s remote can sense where your body is in relation to the screen, giving you the much needed head tilt to turn around. With this motion-sensitivity, you can Dodge bullets fired at you, shift gears to go faster or stop and go backward. Although there is no aiming involved, you can still direct your shot at enemies.

Hawkeye Vs Deadshot is a fantastic game. It provides players with a great shooting experience as well as an exciting racing theme. While the Wii version doesn’t quite give the high graphical quality you would find on a Xbox system, it is an enjoyable game. Although the motion sensitive controls don’t quite make up for the rest of the game, it is still a fun game.