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Chromehounds
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Total Units
| North America: | 0.23m | 86.8% |
| + Europe: | 0.00m | 0.2% |
| + Japan: | 0.01m | 5.2% |
| + Rest of the World: | 0.02m | 7.8% |
| = Global | 0.27m |
Release History
| Boxart | Title | Publisher | Region | Date | Distribution |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Chromehounds | Sega | Japan | 29th June 2006 | Retail |
 | Chromehounds | Sega | Europe | 07th July 2006 | Retail |
| Chromehounds | Sega | North America | 11th July 2006 | Retail |
People
| Person | Role |
|---|---|
| Amy Provenzano | Voice Actor |
| Andrew Ceglio | Voice Actor |
| Andrew Chaikin | Voice Actor |
| Casey Robertson | Voice Actor |
| Daisuke Matsumoto | Sound Effects |
| Evelyn Huynh | Voice Actor |
| Futoshi Kajita | CG Graphics |
| Greg Weber | Voice Director/Recording |
| Hirotake Fukuoka | Programming |
| Ikuko Matsui | CG Graphics |
| Isao Saito | Lead artists |
| Isao Saito | Lead Artist |
| Jeff Kramer | Voice Actor |
| Kota Hoshino | Lead Composer |
| Kouji Takeuchi | Technical Design |
| Maasaki Sakamoto | Programming |
| Masao Uezono | Technical Design |
| Masato Miyazaki | Cinematic Arts |
| Michio Nakano | Programming |
| Nick Tagas | Voice Actor |
| Rebecca Wink | Voice Actor |
| Shinji Usui | Concept Art |
| Takanori Yokoyama | Programming |
| Takeshi Suzuki | Programming |
| Toshifumi Nabeshima | Producer |
| Toshimitsu Koyachi | Programming |
| Yuusuke Ebata | Programming |
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Comments
| jarypo_87 (on 05 January 2010) MS shut down the multiplayer. is single player only now. Highly suggest you do not buy it. | |
| sonicshuffle (on 05 April 2009) It's an alright game. If you have xbox live. | |
| DanBal76 (on 31 December 2007) Chromehounds: awful single player campaign, fantastic online multiplayer game. Lets face it, Chromehounds is practically a multiplayer only game. The single player campaign is nothing more than a training ground for the online multiplayer game, and even for that matter it is pretty, pretty weak. If you don't have Xbox Live don't bother with Chromehounds, but if you do, give it a try, it may surprise you. | |
| SpookyXJ (on 06 November 2007) While this game was a disapointment to me I did still manage to have some fun with it. Theres plenty of customization of mechs and combat is handeld well. The mission structure sucks as it basically a tutorial for the online portion of the game. Online deathmatch was fun for a bit but the online war system sucked. In short this game is for you only if you really really love mech games. As of now its you only choice on the 360 if your intereested in a Mech simulator. I wish MS would make a real Mechworrior sim for the 360. I'm afraid that licence is offically dead now though. RIP FASA | |
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