I believe both "Cool Story Bro" and "Blog it" are appropriate responses here. Because you're rather obviously stating your own opinion, not really having a conversation.
[QUOTE="sam_nintendo"][QUOTE="AAllxxjjnn"] I know, it just seems inconsistent to me. I might pick this up eventually, it seems like an enjoyable game, in part because of the Disneyland nostalgia clouding my thoughts. Bigboi500
If you are a Disney fan, Disneyland especially, and liked N64 era platformers you will probably love this game.You mean Tom McShae hates DK64 and Banjo Kazooie? :shock: Well, I wouldn't know that... ;). I just read the review, and it just feels too harsh. This is the kind of game, where if you fit the target demographic (Disney fan + Platformer fan) you could easily get swept up by the experience. Unless you want to look at it with a critical eye and spoil the experience for yourself.
Oh, the guy who gave ODST a 9 complaining about unoriginal objectives and derivative combat. Ok.
AAllxxjjnn
Oh, well just one guys opinion. The game is getting very mixed reviews anyways.GS-6 IGN-8 GT-8.2 G4-10 ect. The point is, if this seems like a game that interests you, then play it, seems like you will either love it or hate it based on the mixed reactions.
I know, it just seems inconsistent to me. I might pick this up eventually, it seems like an enjoyable game, in part because of the Disneyland nostalgia clouding my thoughts. If you are a Disney fan, Disneyland especially, and liked N64 era platformers you will probably love this game.
Is this really how we're judging Kinect now? Using video of a hack some guy made to play an NES game? Why don't we just wait for one of the core games that MS has promised before ragging on it.
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