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After watching this video it looks as though Ghost Squad for the Wii is exactly the same as the arcade version, the only new addition is some 4 player Point Blank style target shooting games, I’m not sure whether the 4 player mode has made it over to the mission part of the game. Also I’m hoping there will be some extra mission on top of the arcade ones but we will have to wait and see.

Also a preview of the game has just been posted up on, which doesn’t answer my above questions, but does give you a good insight in to how the game is being received by the consumer gaming press.

Contents • • • • • • • • Ghost Squad (Arcade) [ ] Sega released Ghost Squad for the arcade in 2004. Ghost Squad features a simulated IR light gun shaped similar to the standard issue weapon the game's protagonists use.

This light gun is intended to function realistically: it features a working, a stock, force-feedback recoil,. To ensure that the light gun fires accurately, a 20-second 'calibration' mode is provided in which the game adjusts for any jostling or damage to the rifle's light-emitting components. Ghost Squad features different weapons, each with its firing and reload properties (i.e. Long shot splash, long reload time) which affect its difficulty of use. Ghost Squad features three semi non-linear levels with adjustable difficulty and branching choices, ranging from the jungle, a government-restricted villa, and inside an flight.

There are many sub-activities in the game, such as defusing bombs and throwing grenades to disable armor, which are accomplished via the secondary 'Action' trigger on the gun's. Arcade version data features [ ] The arcade version of Ghost Squad use 'IC Cards' to save the players customized character data, score, and provide the player with experience points, new outfits, new weapons, and increased rank. The card is available for players to purchase at some arcades. The card allows the player a maximum of 100 game and sixteen levels of difficulty. After 100 games the card must be recharged by purchasing a new card. The game also utilizes an internet ranking system, that is accessed when using a password provided by the game. Most Ghost Squad cabinets in the United States do not have card slots.

However, players have immediate access to four costumes, four guns, and the first four mission levels. Ghost Squad: Evolution (arcade) [ ] Ghost Squad Evolution is the arcade followup to the original Ghost Squad. It was developed and published by Sega and released in 2007. In Ghost Squad: Evolution the player is a member of Alpha Unit, or members of the “Ghost Squad”, an unofficial unit of the anti-terrorist group, Multi-Operation-Program (M.O.P.). Include fellow M.O.P.

Members consisting of the Commander, who provides radio backup and pertinent advice to the player. Along with the Bravo and Charlie Unit who assist the player in suppressing the terrorist threat. The rifle can be set from single shot, to 3 burst shot to automatic fire. As well as a special effects to suit the situation Night Vision, Flash Light for the mounted gun, and scope for sniper rifle. The gun also features an action button which is used to pull off special moves like hand-to-hand combat.

As well as recoil effects on every shot fired. Each mission contains multiple routes for the player to choose.

Special events occur throughout the game depending on the route chosen, such as securing hostages, bomb removal, or providing friendly cover fire. The game is broken into 3 missions with 16 total levels. All 16 can be selected from the beginning. There are 14 costumes available for character customization, however, the costumes have no effect on gameplay. There are 25 different weapons. Ghost Squad (Wii) [ ] Sega published the Polygon Magic developed Wii port of Ghost Squad in Japan on October 25, 2007, and in the U.S. On November 20, 2007. Jump start typing jr.