Drjuki
6 reviews liked by Drjuki
An admirable attempt at bringing Call of Duty to mobile.
Call of Duty
2004
Call of duty for men
You can easily beat all of the cups in under an hour, there's not much variety in the tracks, and it's super silly.
And I love it for it. Unironically the best thing about it is its soundtrack; a mix of twangy rockabilly, acid house, and metal.
N64: better looking, sound effects are higher quality, fewer announcer voice cues, and the music is compressed and loops for 20 seconds. It is also missing two tracks from the ps1 version
Ps1: CD quality music, worse looking than the n64, sound effects are muffled, but there are more announcer voice over cues. Also has two more tracks than the N64 version. Analog controls are a crapshoot as you have to use the right analog stick to accelerate and brake and you cannot change them in settings.
And I love it for it. Unironically the best thing about it is its soundtrack; a mix of twangy rockabilly, acid house, and metal.
N64: better looking, sound effects are higher quality, fewer announcer voice cues, and the music is compressed and loops for 20 seconds. It is also missing two tracks from the ps1 version
Ps1: CD quality music, worse looking than the n64, sound effects are muffled, but there are more announcer voice over cues. Also has two more tracks than the N64 version. Analog controls are a crapshoot as you have to use the right analog stick to accelerate and brake and you cannot change them in settings.
gimme fuel gimme fire
Extremely stupid but was very fun to play on the concrete outside the teachers staff room at recess
a decent fps carried entirely by a bonus gimmick minigame