Godzilla: Unleashed creature feature: Biollante and Orga videos
Today, we get up close and personal with two of the big baddies in Atari‘s Godzilla: Unleashed for the Nintendo Wii. Biollante and Orga might be well known for some who’ve been following the Godzilla story arc, but for those who want a bit of a history lesson, better whip your notebooks out.
Biollante and Orga have their own separate videos to show you their rendered animations in action. That’s raw power delivered to your doorstep by two mutant monsters that are over twenty times your size.
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Today, we get up close and personal with two of the big baddies in Atari‘s Godzilla: Unleashed for the Nintendo Wii. Biollante and Orga might be well known for some who’ve been following the Godzilla story arc, but for those who want a bit of a history lesson, better whip your notebooks out.
Firstly up, Biollante. It’s your typical science experiment gone wrong. Terribly wrong. Biollante is the result of a human, plant, and monster DNA mess up. To call it a mutant is probably an understatement. In fact, it’s notably the largest – and most powerful – monster in noted Godzilla history. Unfortunately, the drawback to its unrivaled power is its limited mobility (that’d be the plant genes working). Biollante has extending vines though, so those might prove useful.
Orga, on the other hand, is one of the more recent additions to Godzilla lore. It’s appeared in the 1999 movie, Godzilla 2000. Chances are, you avoided that movie like yesterday’s sour milk, however, some of the fans still loved it. Orga is actually an alien that somehow mutated from a spaceship when it landed on Earth. Its weapons: clawed hands and some formidable armor. Orga’s looking like your tank-type of fighter. Wouldn’t fancy meeting him down a walk in the park.
Biollante and Orga have their own separate videos to show you their rendered animations in action. That’s raw power delivered to your doorstep by two mutant monsters that are over twenty times your size.
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