SouthPeak has announced the final launch date for Monster Madness: Battle For Suburbia. The launch has been slated on April 3rd, 2007. The 'Shoot'em-up' genre game will be currently supporting two platforms; Xbox360 and PC.
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The game developed by Artificial Studios comes with a strong storyline and plot in which whole of the story revolves around four gutsy teenagers who are determined to chock the monster's invasion in their suburban town.
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The game with some customization option offers you some rights to craft some bigger and better weapons to render futile the monsters' assault.
The game comes with multiplayer mode that lets play 16 players a time over Xbox Live, making the missions a bit simpler and more effective.
Via: xbox360fanboy
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