Some games whisper their intentions. Centipede Gun kicks the door down, hisses at you, and hands you a living weapon that looks like it crawled out of a biohazard lab rave. On Xbox, this chaotic twin‑stick shooter becomes a slick, adrenaline loop. It's the kind of game that doesn’t just want your attention, it wants your reflexes, your peripheral vision, and maybe your soul. And honestly? It’s a blast. Centipede Gun doesn’t behave like the usual wave‑based shooter, and that’s