Reviews

I love this game it is so fun when it comes to eating a plane to balancing a car on your head. Be the ultimate world record holder. Compete in 40 different challenges based on real life world records in your quest to become a record breaker.

(*Note their is no ‘meg’ around here I got it offline!)

Good:

• The presentation is great you make your own character.
• The Graphics make the game fun.
• The overall game makes it fun.

Bad:

• Your appeal to the game gets lower and lower after you start beating the game. But worth it.
• The sound annoys me when your just walking around but after you beat a record it is different.

It is worth the buy I love playing it in the car when not driving! Or when I am just bored!

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This would be a fun game if it weren’t so easy. It would be fun if it was COD5 level.  This game can be fun for the controls and easy tricks you can do.  But there are a lot of cheesys in this game. Once again it is a lot easier then I hoped it would be.  The graphics=okay. It is also WAY to short.

The Good

• IT has awesome controls!
• New and easy tricks (NOTE: easy meaning easy to do tricks)

The Bad

• Way to short
• Easy
• Not enough packed in action

The visuals in Shaun White Snowboarding are a bit blocky, and you’ll sometimes see some pop-in of distant mountain walls, but the animation is smooth throughout, and the backgrounds give each mountain a distinctly different sense of place. The sounds of your board carving up the mountain are fine, but they take a backseat to the music. The soundtrack includes songs by Incubus, Sweet, and Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, among others, and the tunes are great for rocking out on the slopes. Unfortunately, the songs are also severely truncated and often fade out just as they’re about to get going. Even what is arguably the best song of all time, “Rock Box” by Run-DMC, gets old fast when you hear just the first 90 seconds over and over again.

You’ll breeze through Shaun White’s four mountains in about four hours or so. If you have friends who own the game, you can also play Race or Trick Point competitions for up to four players, and though these modes don’t bring anything new to the table, they work well enough and can be fun for a bit. Shaun White Snowboarding for the DS is simple and easy, but its accessible control scheme also makes it enjoyable enough that you may find yourself coming back to it whenever you need a quick snowboarding fix on the go.

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The latest and one of the best for the XBOX360 family games.  You have to play this but again this is only a preoview since it comes out tomorrow so here are a few things I found out and loved about the game:

1. Originally on Nintendo 64 (N64)
2. Remade for families
3. Can download onto XBOX Live arcade
4. Announced at the E3 or the electronics entertainment expo where the announced the beginning of Banjo
5. Best graphics

So there is my list you can look at some of the pictures:

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This game is something to own!  If you don’t have it then better get out the check book!  James Bond comes back in an adventure that is outstanding!

The Good

• Great Graphics
• One of the first shooting for wii thats great!
• It topped the charts for other games

The Bad

• Visuals very bad
• bugs
• Very bad performance issues

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You know who these auys are of course.  They’re Sam & Max.  Now out on the wii.  You have to play even if you hated the PC verison.

The Good

• Snappy, hilarious writing throughout
• Excellent voice acting

• Unforgettable cast of characters

The Bad

• A few technical issues and frame rate problems
• No replay value
• Some puzzles are a bit too easy.

The writing is so funny and so elaborately wrought that the game feels a bit simple by comparison. In typical point-and-click adventure game fashion, Sam & Max played by clicking on objects that you want to interact with or pick up, and by conversing with the characters you meet by selecting options from a dialogue tree. While there are a few cons here and there, the majority of solutions to the game’s puzzles are somewhat obvious. That is, at least, once you accustom yourself to the zany logic of Sam and Max’s world, keeping in mind that ketchup–that most versatile of condiments–is readily available at Bosco’s Inconvenience.

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YOU HAVE TO PLAY THIS GAME.  IT HAS AMAZING GRAPHICS AND THE MOVES ARE BETTER THEN EVER

After great reviews all over on everyones wish list.  Playing it on the Nintendo Wii is the only way to experiance this amazing game for the Nintendo.  Playing in Wario’s in the middle of a town stadium.  Or attempting to play Yoshi and go for a homer off of Marios fire ball.  It is all worth it evven if your the kinda person who guys in the Best Buy or Circut City to play the demo there its wort the bus ride or 10 mile walk to the nearest one.