A cheap cash grab with surprisingly high quality (animation wise, not compression) cutscenes. Arguably better advertisements for M&Ms than the crap they put on TV nowadays.

Shell Shocked is not good. The Minis are mentally sick in the head and it felt like I was too by the midpoint - I haven't finished this game. I can't do it. I won't do it. The physics are janky. The graphics are stilted and ugly to look at. The hit detection is dreadful; getting slightly too close to something without actually touching it kills you immediately. The collision accuracy is about on par with Stevie Wonder using a Tommy Gun.

It fails at being a mediocre Crash clone and doesn't even succeed at making me want M&Ms. No wonder the developers just made shovelware until they closed.

A corportate Crash Bandicoot clone of Crash Bandicoot that tried to push the appeal of the yellow M&M but failed to provide a playable enough 3D platformer in the process. Its levels were ranging between unfair and confusing but at the very least they nailed the presentation and the cutscenes so I can't be too mad about it.

Also, whoever was in charge of the physics of the moving platforms did either a really bad job or none whatsoever. There are games with ice physics less slippery than that. And that's without mentioning invisible hitboxes and bosses that lag from time to time.