Advantages: Long gameplay, fascinating/dark plotline, accompanying manga. Disadvantages: No variety in attacks, poor graphics, can be boring/confusing.
...to be honest and say I bought Baroque originally simply because of its price; I snagged my copy at just £5 when it was still relatively new. Plot You are The Protagonist. You wake up in a strange world knowing nothing except how to walk and ...
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Review of Baroque (Wii)
Advantages: Easy to pick up, just like original game with added extra's Disadvantages: Disappointing end to single player game
In the days of the mega drive, I used to own a game called Bomberman. I remember playing this game for hours on end against the computer or my sisters, so when I heard it had been made for the Wii, I went in search of it. I got this for a really good pric ...
Advantages: Hitting everybody Disadvantages: Two player games get boring quickly
In the mid 1980s, I can remember a game called 'Skool Dayz' which I played on a ZX Spectrum. For a couple of weeks, I was distracted from Jet Set Willy by this blend of comedy and ultraviolence. Your character walked around a two dimensional environment, ...
Advantages: Massive game. Tons of things to do. Just like Grand Theft Auto! Disadvantages: Well... maybe some more Multiplayer features would of been nice...
Game Introduction To sum it all up - Jimmy Hopkins, a 15 year old boy who has been expelled from a lot of different schools, has been sent to Bullworth Academy by his mother and step dad - who are going on a cruise for a year. So Jimmy is left all al ...
Advantages: Detail and great gameplay along with many mini-games Disadvantages: some of the missions are boring
Bully: Scholarship Edition for the Nintendo Wii is a welcomed adult category game for the small sweet often dubbed "kiddie" consol and is an incredibly addictive game. I always love massive world type map which you can wander around similarly to the Gran ...
