Review for the DS version (completely DIFFERENT from Wii/PS2/PSP)
As a kid, I used to play this game, but I couldn't get past the first big boss, or at least I don't recall so.
Having played the entire thing a lot of years later, I can say that while this game has redeeming qualities and is actually good by licensed games' standards, it falls short in some regards.
The music is pretty much a banger, with the boss theme and other tracks like Hoover Dam being the best in the soundtrack.
Gameplay, while cool, does feel rough at times, with not enough feedback to know when you're actually damaging enemies at times.
It's a good time, but it's something I can't see myself going back into again, unless my nostalgia kicks in, to be honest.
As a kid, I used to play this game, but I couldn't get past the first big boss, or at least I don't recall so.
Having played the entire thing a lot of years later, I can say that while this game has redeeming qualities and is actually good by licensed games' standards, it falls short in some regards.
The music is pretty much a banger, with the boss theme and other tracks like Hoover Dam being the best in the soundtrack.
Gameplay, while cool, does feel rough at times, with not enough feedback to know when you're actually damaging enemies at times.
It's a good time, but it's something I can't see myself going back into again, unless my nostalgia kicks in, to be honest.