Outburst Jr

Advantages: Good graphices, fast pace, fun
Disadvantages: far too short

...This 3D shooter foir the PSP console is based around Death Jr., (DJ) the son of the Grim Reaper. The story begins when his friends open an ancient box holding an unspeakable evil. With his trusty scythe and a complement of firearms, Death Jr. must fight his way through the portals opened by the demon horde of the box and stop the evil anti-reaper, Moloch from literally bringing hell on earth. At a glance Features: 1.Action-packed 3D shooting with FPS-like controls 2.Blast enemies with a full arsenal of guns and explosives 3.Use DJ's scythe to fight demons and as a platforming tool 4.Explore environments including the Museum, School and Insane Asylum Overall i would say its a good game, graphicly it looks smooth the gameplay is fun. Theres a good arsenal of weapons. The only thing that lets it down is the length. You... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

Advantages: Great family fun all can play
Disadvantages: Durability of marking crayon and folder

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Advantages: You'll have a lot of fun
Disadvantages: You could wake the baby

...I spent Sunday afternoon with the family playing some of our old board games that haven’t seen the light of day for a few years, this used to be one of our favourites and we had such a great time that I thought I would introduce the game to all my friends here on Ciao. I must say that the game I have and am reviewing is about 8 years old and I think that the packaging and contents may have changed slightly, although the main principals are still the same. *~*~* THE BOX *~*~* My box is navy blue with a big red explanation mark and the name Outburst in white lettering, my game is made by Parker games and claims to be “A game of verbal explosions”. *~*~* THE CONTENTS *~*~* 1 game board – this has a track with squares numbered 1, 2 or 3 (this denotes your bonus moves) 300 double sided topic cards – (that’s 600 topics... Read review

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