Tech Revolution

Tech Revolution is an on-rails shooter in the same league as Star Fox and Sin and Punishment. It is published and developed by Gamecom, and is for both Wii and GigaCom. The Wii version would be released a little while after the GigaCom version

GigaCom
Move: K Stick

Aim: L Stick

Target: M or N Buttons

Fire: Press L Stick

Slash: A or Z Button

Shield: B or Y Button

Boost: C or X Button

Assist: D or W Button

Change Weapons: O Button

Wii
Move: Control Stick

Aim: Wii Remote

Target: Z Button

Fire: B Button

Slash: Swing Wii Remote

Shield: A Button

Boost: C Button

Assist: Control Pad Down/Up

Change Weapons: Control Pad Left/Right

Story
It is the year 2087, 75 years after the humans evaded the Apocalypse with use of technology. Aged scientist Dr. Vile, who was a small child at the time, recalled this incedent as horrible for him. Being a neglected orphan, he had hoped for this Apocalypse to arise so he would have a good afterlife. When he was denied this, instead of killing himself, he for the rest of his life vowed to use his own technology to destroy mankind for good, and create a world where he was king. By the year 2087, he had finished an army of robots he had kept underneath his home for a long time, pretending to be a crazy old man who collected scrap metal for no reason. Day in and day out, that was all he worked on: a robotic army he would use to take over the world.

After all those years, Vile was finished, just in time for the 75 year anniversary. His robots went on a rampage everywhere, defeating policemen to the SWAT teams, to the military. He spared most of the people of earth, and provided them with blueprints for an evacuation ship and gave them five years. Throughout those five years, robots harshly ruled the people of earth, often using cruel punishment for small misdemeanors. When the five years were up, the people evacuated, and Vile ruled. He tore down all kinds of structures and used his robots to help him build up a massive empire. He knew nothing could stop him. But all that was about to change.

One day, Vile created a white robot that possessed ideal fighting capabilities: multiple weapons it could switch at will, shields, boosters, and great strength and agility. There was just one thing it had that Vile shouldn't have let it have.

It had a heart.

AOT-500 was the robot's name, and at first he seemed somewhat loyal to Dr. Vile. However, he found remains of civilization of Planet Earth. The minions of Dr. Vile would burn what remained of human civilization, but AOT-500 found something that dropped out of one of the carrier vehicles: a little girl's diary.

"Dear Diary", it read "Today is a very very bad day. An evil scientist took over the world and is hurting and killing people. It isn't fair. They killed many people I knew just because they were in their way. Whoever isn't dead is made into slaves. I am so scared. I may be next. I'm afraid they might take my mama and papa away and me too. We need help! Fire is everywhere, there are people screaming and the whole world is awful. We need someone to save us just like 75 years ago."

AOT-500 stared intently at the pages. It dawned upon him that his own master was the cruel killer of man. They had been saved 80 years ago, as he had heard his master griping about so often. They needed a hero at the time of crisis many years later. But they never had one. AOT knew that if they needed someone to save them, no matter how belated, he would do it.

Suddenly, a robot minion of Dr. Vile walks by AOT and takes the diary out of his hands. "I'll take this off your hands. Everything needs to be burned," it says.

AOT-500's eyes suddenly flare with anger. His hand turns into a cannon and he blasts the robot square in the head. AOT takes the diary and stores it in his built-in storage compartment. The other minions happened to notice AOT-500's strange rebellion.

"Hey! What the hell do you think you're doing?!  You not working right?!" one exclaims.

"No," says AOT "In fact. I'm the only one that is."

AOT-500 starts shooting every single robotic minion in the area. When the scene is completely cleared, AOT-500 goes to the chambers of Dr. Vile. When he enters, he puts his cannon up and points it at Dr. Vile's head, who of which has his back to him, sitting in a chair.

"So I see you found the truth, my minion," says Dr. Vile. "I tell you. It took you a lot of nerve to rebel against me." The doctor turns around. "For not only do I rule this planet, I practically am this planet. I control everything here."

"Yeah," says AOT "Except me. Now tell me the truth about the origins of this planet.  If you do I may not kill you."

"Nothing to tell you but this place was crawling with despicable worms who should've died eighty years ago. They managed to save themselves, however.  They weren't quite as successful seventy-five years later, though."

"You destroyed them all. A civilization that had done NOTHING to you!"

"I had my reasons, 500. Now you'd best get out before I call in the Shredders."

"Far. From. Over. I will go, and I will leave with a goal!  Your empire will crumble and I will be the cause!"

AOT-500 leaves. Dr. Vile is disturbed by the threat, however and calls in one of his minions. "When he leaves this building, pursue him," he says. The robot salutes the doctor and walks out and summons its allies. AOT-500 is attacked by many minor robotic grunts in the first level of the game, followed by five more levels to usher in the first world of the game, the City.