Destroy All Humans! Big Willy Unleashed

"Although Destroy All Humans has a solid single player mode, it only lasts about 6 hours and 10 to unlock everything. With no replay value and garbage multiplayer, this game is a rental in my books. It is definitely enjoyable for the 6 hours or so it takes to beat the game, but after that it just collects dust on the shelf."

Big Willy Unleashed lacks the humor of earlier installments, leaving its shallow and rehashed gameplay to fend for itself.

Now with more double entendres than you can shake a Big Willy at.

Big Willy Unleashed is still in its pre-beta stage, so there's plenty of time for changes and bug fixes, so we won't even mention them at this time. In general the game was entertaining, held framerate, but lacked any serious visual improvements over other PS2 games. The game is displayed only in 4:3 as well; something that should definitely change before its release; especially on Wii, where 16:9 has become the standard for first and third party games alike. Even still, the game was a fun throwback to 70s sci-fi, and we're looking forward to playing with THQ's Big Willy again soon.

"Either your alien powers give you the ability to walk through walls, or some of the programming was poorly crafted. That’s beside the fact that your enemies can simply vanish before your eyes, refuse to take easy shots at you, or simply mimic each other with identical animations."