I'm tempted to pick this up when it makes it to the PS3. I'm going to be getting a lot of new stuff to look over and review on Friday when I head down to Nick's place for the PlayBit, so I'm not quite sure if I'll buy it next week, when it makes it out on the platform, or not.
I used to rent Bomberman 64 quite a bit. While I never made it completely through the single-player mode, like Kathrine, I've got to agree multiplayer was very good. I definitely preferred stages with extra floors to those without.
What I didn't know, though, was that new multiplayer stages could be unlocked through single-player. Maybe I did then, but I certainly know I never unlocked them all. Kathrine tells me the extras weren't as interesting, but I still would've liked to see them. Regardless, to me, the game was a lot of fun!
You did call them tanks!
"This mode strips the game down to its most basic form: driving a tank and blasting enemies."
There's more than just a tank?
This one just seems a little weird. The gameplay looks fun, but I'm not a big fan of the art direction or character design.
I'll have to take a closer look as the release draws near, but I'm not sure if I'm all that interested yet.
There's a long history of mediocre Batman games out there. Nothing beats Batman Forever, though. In that, or at least in the Game Gear version, I could never, absolutely never figure out how to get out of the first area. Eventually, it became on of the few games I've ever sold.
From my impressions, I'd say Limbo isn't worth it, but the rest deserve consideration. Personally, if I had a 360, I'd probably have Monday Night Combat and I'd be considering Lara Croft.
Radiant Silvergun.
That's one I want.
Badly.
Free 360, please, Microsoft?
Something of the design that's been pointed out is that Mickey's ears always face the camera so they're large O-shaped circles. That's a nice touch, considering how Mickey's drawn.
I've been wanting to play Ico, I'm glad I'll have my chance.
...Though chances are, it's just not my style of game.
