One of the most entertaining and challenging games to come across, and with Phil Hartman's voice, it's hard to put down.

User Rating: 6.5 | Blasto PS
I won't lie, this game is mindbendingly frustrating at times, but with an amusing concept and hilarious script, it's almost worth pulling out all your hair on the second level.

You play as Captain Blasto, a gun-toting, smooth-talking hunk of masked muscle who travels through the galaxy, thwarting evil and picking up women at every opportunity.

I'd have to say, the most appealing aspect about this game is that it is voiced by Phil Hartman [Jingle All the Way, Saturday Night Live]. Being a long-time Hartman fan, I instantly ran out to pick up this game. If anything, I only played through this game to hear Hartman's hilarious witticisms throughout.

The game itself seemed to have high potential: Riding the Zenubian Scuddlewomp "Kay Efcee" to save Babes, mercilessly blasting Pear troops with your Nuke-o-Matic: Atomscatter 9000, or running for your life from Tiny: The 12-Foot Tall Man-Eating Snarf-- Excellent concept, just poorly put together.

In fact, had it been any other person voicing this, Blasto would have gone right out the window, as the game boasts a terrible array of features such as bad camera angles, poor graphics and [apart from raping cattle] a pretty pisspoor plot line.

If you play no other game but this one for a month straight, all the difficulties start to fade as you slowly forget how it would be less painful to staple your scrotum to the inside of your leg, and you may actually start enjoying the game in it's entirety. However, in our "8-second attention-span" society, that would seem highly unlikely.

If you see it in a used bin for under 10 bucks, haggle, then buy it-- It is worth having around if only for Phil's sake.