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Players control either Allied soldiers or German commanders. The Allies have only been seen to attack with machine guns or knives, while the Germans are able to use machine guns, slingshots loaded with crumpled-up paper, and V-2 rockets. If all the Allies are killed, the game ends, displaying the phrase "Game Über" above a German | Players control either Allied soldiers or German commanders. The Allies have only been seen to attack with machine guns or knives, while the Germans are able to use machine guns, slingshots loaded with crumpled-up paper, and V-2 rockets. If all the Allies are killed, the game ends, displaying the phrase "Game Über" above a German iron eagle. However, if all Germans are killed, the game shows the phrase "Allied Victory" above a 48-starred American flag. | ||
== Known players == | == Known players == |
Revision as of 16:42, 3 September 2011
World of World War II 3 | |
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Type | Video game |
First appearance | "Overclockwise" (6ACV25) |
World of World War II 3 is a video game playable on the X-Cube 360, and is presumably the third game in the World of World War II series.
Gameplay
Players control either Allied soldiers or German commanders. The Allies have only been seen to attack with machine guns or knives, while the Germans are able to use machine guns, slingshots loaded with crumpled-up paper, and V-2 rockets. If all the Allies are killed, the game ends, displaying the phrase "Game Über" above a German iron eagle. However, if all Germans are killed, the game shows the phrase "Allied Victory" above a 48-starred American flag.
Known players
Image gallery
Additional Info
Trivia
- The name is a reference to World of Warcraft, and possibly Call of Duty: World at War.
- Fry's ID may be a reference to Wojciech Frykowski. Bender's is a reference to one of his catchphrases.