Prince Jaydelo

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One of my all time favorite games I've always loved the crash bandicoot series so i was actually initially disappointed when this came out, as it looked as if it threw out everything that made the series what it is. But I decided to give it a whirl and found it surprisingly well made, the level design is beautiful and makes you feel as though you're actually going somewhere, in the level where you're going into uka uka's treehouse lair thing (forgot the name and level number) you can actually see the house from very far away right at the start, and by the end of the level, you actually get there and it shows you it wasnt just there to make the level look pretty. As for the level names they're kinda weird, i remember one being called "dont eat the yellow brick load", theres a lot of weird ones like that. Plus the game controls really well for something made on ps2(the one i had) and it still holds up graphically, which is an obvious bonus. However i feel the crash bandicoot part in the game was lacking, seeing as the only elements from previous games in the series were the the key characters(crash, coco, cortex .etc) the spin attack(that had to be painstakingly upgraded) and the evolvo-ray, that was used in the first game. so i have to rate it 3/5 due to lack of faith(that the word im looking for?) in the base series, and they massacred tiny by turning him into mike tyson

Crash of the Titans

3 likes

I love it for all the wrong reasons, the character creation doesn't look good for long haired characters (imo) so I can make the most blursed creations that I can raise to be rock legends, for some reason I'm stuck I mic mode despite me never connecting my mic to the ps3 so I was forced to do some singing which I, admittedly, am awful at. Beyond that the begginers mode is the only one that works effectively seeing as you just have to make noise, I got 97% on bohemian rhapsody by only humming one long continual note. now as for the tracks themselves, I've been introduced to songs I've put at the top of my list. So in short, is a good game

Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock

1 like

The story’s not too bad tbh, though it’s as buggy as cyberpunk 2077 on release. I will say however there’s way too much filler, the ventures feature is the main problem, while you do get to build up your empire in the city with the actual placement of building, it does not make up for the tedious slog that is completing the venture. With each venture having between 6 to 14 of the same minigame, it makes for a quickly tiring experience, with the reward for completing the whole venture being a mere $30,000 whereas the buildings themselves costs between $30,000 to $1,000,000, and the reward doesn’t change either, i forgot to mention that these ventures are mandatory to continue in the main story as well. So before you jump back into the actually decent part of the game, you’re forced to do the same thing over and over, just to get halfway to the next mission

Saints Row

10 likes

Story sucks as it’s too fast paced, which defeats any impact of huge events. you don’t get to really get to know any of the characters, which are all just… terrible, L0U13 is about the only decent one(and the bar is LOW). the gameplay is practically non-existent as you can go 20 minutes without walking or doing anything, graphics are uncanny compared to the original franchise, spits in the face of previous telltale and borderlands games simultaneously. I haven’t finished it, so you COULD argue “it gets better in episode 3! But I shouldn’t have to play that far to get invested.

New Tales from the Borderlands

12 likes