The Good:
Game play is now utilizing a 3rd-person action game. The four lovable scamps are still going strong. A nice, time-traveling story to go with the game's adventure.
The Bad:
Actual Game is 9.99.
Intro:
South Park has had a long history of video games, dating back to 1998's original classic to 2000's vehicular street-racing simulator. 2009 brought back South Park into the game world with Let's Go Tower Defense Play! and now we have 2012's Tenorman's Revenge. Boy how times have changed..
Game play:
South Park now goes for the 3rd-person action genre and it definitely is fun as ever. The basic plot is that Cartman's Xbox hard drive has been stolen. Tagging along, as usual, are his 3 amigos and they must retrieve the missing piece of hardware. Time to embark on another unprecedented expedition.
Graphics:
Just like Chef's Luv Shack and Let's Go Tower Defense Play! before it, Tenorman's Revenge uses the 2D look of the show and it still looks great as usual. The portal (which reminds me of the circuits of time in Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure) is a trip and amazing to look at. Environments are futuristic and medieval-like, which look brilliant. Explosions and Visuals are a plus too.
Music and Sound:
Music score is epic and intense. Sound effects are brilliant and fantastic.
Controls:
Left top joystick for moving. A for jumping. X or B for hitting.
Lasting Appeal:
A fifth chapter in the legendary "South Park" trilogy is definitely worth adding and it's another fun one at that. 7.5 out of 10.