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“Clover Studios were originally one of Capcom’s development teams whom were responsible for the creation of Okami, God Hand and the Viewtiful Joe series, all of which did poorly in sales yet received near perfect reception from critics for the most part. Unfortunately back in 2006 Clover disbanded from Capcom and merged Seed Inc. to found Platinum Games whom quickly formed a contract with legendary gaming company SEGA to produce four games for them. Madworld is one of those games.
Receiving a great deal of hype prior to it’s release, Madworld is an Action game which has you violently murder your foes in as creative and gruesome ways as you can, from ramming sign posts through their heads to using the protagonist’s chainsaw arm to shred your foes to pieces. Featuring a unique graphic style inspired by the Sin City graphic novels, Madworld is entirely in highly stylized black and white and cel-shaded to look like a graphic novel in motion, the only colours you’ll see in this game are bits of...”
“This game is a very excellent one, in every nook and cranny! I love this game, because it makes me feel like I am sitting down in front of a TV, playing my Nintendo 64 game of Paper Mario. The game matches up with Nintendo's standards for a good game, and it ACTUALLY goes MORE than Nintendo's standards (I think so anyway). This game could not have been any better than what it was, is and will continue to be, in my eyes.
I love this game, because it is retro. In other words, it has the good old since of humor, that other Mario games have. It also makes me want to cry (maybe) at some parts. Like the weirdist thing in this game that is revolting, to me, is probably the fact that (get ready for me to spoil something) is that Bowser and Peach get married, which then leads to the creation of the "Evil Heart" or whatever.
This game, is overall one of the best series that I have ever played. I own all of the three games that there are (so far) and have beaten every one, from start to finish. I still on...”
“The game has better graphics than other installments in the series. For example: Take Mario in the wii version, and take your ds and take a look at Mario. Two different worlds, right?
The game's addition of bikes and tricks, makes the game excellent. An example of how it makes the game excellent, is the feel, and or rush that you receive when you pull off a trick, and here the cheer of the crowd. Excellent feeling.
This game is a good installastioin to the series, because it sort of goes from the bad graphics in the Nintendo 64 version of Mario Kart, and then with Super Mario Circuit the graphics slightly change, but still not adequate, and then to Mario Kart Double Dash, with improving graphics, and then even to Mario Kart DS, with graphics that can be called good, to Mario Kart Wii, which has the best graphics of the series (so far). So, really, what the point is, is this game wraps up the different graphics, and pulls it all together, so us Mario gamers don't have to worry about Mario games yet to...”
“I think the game is the best out of the three other Super Smash Bros games that there are. The way you earn kills is pretty simple: Knock people of the stage, or hit them so hard, they fly out of view! The recovery stratedgies there are, wow. Recovery strategies, for those of you who don't know what they are, recovery stratedgies are ways to get back into the game, if you are REALLY close to dying. For instance: Say your opponent is Donkey Kong. He fully winds up his punch, and beats on you, smack dab in the middle of the stage. You fly off the stage, and as you JUST pass the end of the screen, you think you are going to die. One thing you can use is a recovery then. By oddball button combos, you can easily get back on stage and get back into the groove of things. For more info on recoveries, buy the game to figuire all of them out. Most recoveries can be triggered by hitting the B button after a double jump. Though often used for attacking people, hitting the B button after a double jump makes you get...”
“To think that the last time a Super Mario Bros game was released for a home console was back in 1991. That's a very long time, and a lot has changed in those 18 years.
Gas prices have more than doubled since 1991, the Curse of the Bambino is no more, and they built a new Yankee Stadium.
The game consoles of 1991 used anywhere from 16 bit to 32 bit cartridges in 2 dimensions. Fast forward to 2009 and now a game can have gigabytes on a DVD in 3 dimensions.
I could go on all day about how much has changed in 18 years, but there's one thing that has stayed the same: The Mario Bros are a part of some of the best games of all time, bar none. And once again, the guys at Nintendo have done their magic and delivered a gem.
The game begins with Mario, Luigi, and some Toads celebrating Princess Peach's birthday when a giant cake is rolled in. All of a sudden, Bowser Jr and the 7 Koopalings (remember these guys?) jump out of the cake and grab the Princess, using the cake as a makeshift box/transport. True to...”
“With more characters, such as yellow and blue toad, along with Luigi, makes the game have more variety than the DS version. You have more control over each movement you do, because with the Wii remote, it senses every move you make, which also makes the game seem more realistic.
With the addition of new enemies, too, also gives more variety. In order for you to get the most enjoyment out of the game, I would recommend purchasing the Prima Official Guide for the game, which includes locations of each star coin, strategies to get the star coins, and much more which could help you along the journey.
I love the idea of the new items which have been introduced: Penguin Suits, Ice Flowers,and Propeller Shrooms. Snatch up one of these items to either gain the ability to shoot ice, slide far on water or ice, or with the shake of your Wii Remote, to fly into the air.
The things that make this game more difficult include: More enemies in certain levels, more obstacles that mess with YOUR movement, and much...”
“All in all, it's a good game, but there isn't much to do after you beat player one mode unless you have a friend to play with. But if you have a big family and are a fan of the show, you should buy this game.
It's a good game for younger kids to learn from, fun and educational. When I win the $20,000, I feel very smart. You always have to make sure the spoken question is the same on the screen, or you may end up answering the wrong one. Some of the questions are more difficult then others, because they are aimed at certain people, such as Americans, questions like Why would someone move to/leave California and Who would republicans like most as their president.
The avatars are diverse, but the questions should be more diverse. The bugs can be a bit annoying, as they do not make sense. Its a good game for families, as it encourages teamwork. For party mode, if there are more then just 2 plays, it would be nice to choose what you want your family to look like, but when choose a profile or guest avatar,...”
“This is the second game in the Legend of Spyro series. With that said, you should probably play the first game before this one. Other than the fact you will be wondering who these strange dragons are, you shouldn’t have much of a hard time figuring out what’s going on.
I don't not feel that the game was as bad as many make it out to be, but it is a change for those used to the way the first Spyro games work. Instead of selecting an area you want to go to from a central home world, you have to go through each level in linear order. You cannot go back and play levels after you finish them, but you can play the game from the beginning once you beat it and keep all items found as well as breath upgrades.
Overall, the look of the game is pretty good, but the characters do look a bit blocky when you see the close-ups. The frame rate is good and movement is very smooth. There is actual lip movement in this game, which was a bit of a surprise for me. There is pretty much no soundtrack. On certain parts...”
“I'm so glad you agree. I was expecting a completely new game, not a revisit to past ones. It contained rather difficult enemies, but since its on the Wii, the aiming system is quite good.”
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