@armin0jrpg and yet over on Gamespot News the comments is littered with people asking why this site is so anti X-Box. I do wish the fanboys would make up their minds...
Jessykins, light of my life, cream in my coffee,squirrel in my sock drawers...if you're doing this show daily, how will we ever have time for 'us'?
What about our plans to travel to every branch of Chuck E Cheeze together in a beat up Ford Capri? What about our dreams of opening up an otter sanctuary and feeding them home made jams?
Terrible news but remember, you still have platypus and koalas there so, you know, there's things to amuse yourself with while you wait for other games to come out.
The simple fact that they are reviewing this game in the way that people discuss movies tells you a lot. The characters are much more organic and real than the usual cardboard cut out types we get in most games.
A fantastic game, one of the best of the year and, although not perfect, it probably DID deserve a higher review score than the one given.
@DJWicky_wicky_ and WE get to keep retail game stores on the high street. If you think that there business model would've survived without the revenue earned by the used game market you are greatly mistaken. This is good news for the consumer.
@Diablo-B Thanks Diablo, I suspenct that writing it in green using comic-sans font was the deciding factor for the Microsoft bosses. Oh and that 'angry' emoticon at the end probably helped too.
@tempertress One Day Jessypoos when we're living together in a little shack in the woods, eating fried chicken out of a bucket while wearing stained vests and just our pants -you know...'The Dream', we'll look back on these petty arguments about console ownership and laugh...then we'll order pizza and have a burping competition...ahhhh romance....
Wait a second, Jessypoos was at E3? How come she wasn't interviewing in the Gamespot booth for the entire time? I mean, i like Mr Watters, he's ok but they had the choice of using him or Jessykins. The logic escapes me.
Having said that, this game is fantastic fun. The elaborate puzzle-solving, the over the top physics and the comedy scripting all add up to a great bit of entertainment and it's under ten dollars (or six quid). It could teach the big blockbuster releases a thing or two- it's definitely worth picking up at that price even with the short lifespan.
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