@@Darklordjadow1 The game's hubworld has these rabbit eared birds, you feed them the coins you pick up in levels, the birds get fat and build some structure that does basically nothing.... that's about it. There's no actual raising or playing with the birds, you just watch them eat gems and build some crap in the hub world.
Great review, you're incredibly underrated. The best part of this game was when Griffin said "No offense, but you're definitely no endgame boss" to the first enemy I killed. Also, the flamethrower is a very useful weapon for the boss fights.
Fun fact, this was one of several games that was published by a studio called Brash Entertainment, and supposedly their only purpose was to create licensed games and end the curse associated with them. Guess how well that turned out.
@@shnick1990 I hadn't heard of Brash Entertainment's shittiness until someone linked me to the Best Friends Play Jumper Griffins Story episode; I didn't know they were such a force. That video's worth watching, by the way: QA tester from the game recounts the story of how the X-Box 360 version could br beaten in 13 minutes because you could warp outside the boundaries of the level.
I don't know why, but the game makes me think of a bootleg version of that kinda decent Jackie Chan Adventures game. Maybe it's the attempt at cell shading.
Wow. The weird static sound error in the cutscene sounds just like the bug explosions from The Lion King on SNES specifically! Or the lightening sounds! 😂
The curse of the movie games continues. You could add Wanted, Salt, Eagle Eye, Minority Report to that list too. Hollywood had this fad at the time for fast paced action movies with lots of explosions and stunts and running.
I actually kinda liked Wanted and Salt. Of course, this was when I was in my phase where I liked Angelina Jolie in action films ever since Tomb Raider and Mr. & Mrs. Smith. And in hindsight, I still kinda like those movies. Wanted had a pretty interesting gimmick that I'm surprised The Wachowskis didn't come up with, and Salt was one of the better Bourne knock-offs that came out around that time.
@@mattc2306 All those movies I mentioned I enjoyed very much. All were fun and bonkers to watch. I actually miss that fad to be honest. When Hollywood just wanted crazy action films and over the top stuff like that. That's why the F&F films do so well to this day. I loved Angelina as Lara Croft, she was hot and kicked butt in both films.
And to think, the guy that directed the movie is the same guy behind such amazing films like The Bourne Identity and Edge Of Tomorrow. Though then again, it being written by David S Goyer probably accounts for its quality. So is the next review gonna be Balan Wonderworld, or do you still not have your controller back?
Speaking of a movie that was suppose to get a sequel, Jumper I kinda somewhat rememeber but remembered seeing the game if not gameplay a long time ago. However, there was a bad movie called I am No. 4 in which that movie reminds me of Jumper. Het DarklordJadow, will you review I Am No 4? That movie was just bad. No joke, its worser than Jumper and The Kingsman movie (which that movie series was kinda bad with the infamous sequel, though I didnt watch the sequel so I dont count!)
I have not seen I Am Number 4, but I heard it kinda compared to Twilight and trying to ride its coattails, which steered me righg off. And the first Kingsmen is awesome; second is a pretty typical diminishing returns sequel. And between Kick-Ass and Kingsmen, Mark Millar properties keep writing themselves into corners after two movies!
I've seen I Am Number 4, and trust me, it ain't that great. It's mostly another watered down novel adaptation with untapped potential and misused ideas. And as for Kingsman, I liked both movies, as flawed as the Golden Circle was, it had a couple set-pieces that I enjoyed.
Wow! I’ve been waiting for this one for what feels like forever! Although I’ve been secretly hoping for Enter the Matrix this whole time. Have you gotten a working copy of that one yet?
Great video as usual jadow, if you ever run out of ideas of games to review, I'd recommend the deadpool video game, I personally love the game but I understand why it's so heavily criticised.
good to see some more wii shovelware like this being trashed. the basic premise sounds decent, but the game looks bad, even by Wii standards. i'd think i'd rather read those jumper books that apparently exist then play this. also why did you change your username to DLJadow Gaming?
The name DarkLordJadow is from when I was an angsty teen making my DeviantArt account and I kept it for my CZcams Channel for continuity. But I have always felt stupid saying the name out loud to people, so I'm trying to change it to something I feel less stupid saying.
From what i've seen the Xbox 360 version seems to be the better one to play of this game; better performance, more stable gameplay and camera, though it still is not saying much. Also, i remember seeing Push in theatres back when in came out but i forgot most of it. -Teo
@@KentaroMiyamoto21 I just felt like bringing up because I really like that game. Besides, Jadow brought up Star Wars Tie fighter in his Blues Brothers 2000 N64 review.
I haven't seen this movie but how the Hell can normal people kill people who teleport around? I mean the instand you sense something is wrong you would teleport far away. I don't get it.
In the movie Jumpers can only teleport to places in plain sight unless they have pictures or strong memories of a location to set up Jump Sites. If they have a jump site memorized enough they can go there anytime, but Paladins will eventually map their jump points to set up ambushes. And the Paladins use electrical weapons that disrupt their powers so it's harder to flee. Or, you know, it's just lazy writing.
Hayden Christensen's performance as Anakin was good; he was an emotionally stunted, frustrated young adult stuck in a world full of do nothing, obsessed with their own power bureaucrats (The Jedi). The Star Wars prequels were good films, you (Plinkett and Confused Matthew included) did not understand them because they weren't light action films like the originals.
I have never understood the hate people give the prequels, I grew up with the originals, but I enjoyed the prequels. Darth Maul and his double lightsaber, Christopher Lee vs Yoda, The Podrace, seeing Palpatine fight with his lightsaber were among many good moments to me. I also liked Jar Jar Binks, even though it's declared a crime to do so apparently. It also made me somewhat annoyed at SW fans in general because of how hateful many were towards people who liked the prequel films. My friend Jadow has said to me on a few occasions that he had things he did about like the prequels but not ROTS for personal reasons and I think his reason is a pretty fair one at that.
@@ShaunTheCHB Some people didn't like the Prequels for the same reasons the music establishment didn't like Dio-era Sabbath - they wanted more of the same and were pissed that Iommi ( George Lucas) didn't want to do that. Others (the rabid Sequel trilogy fans) hate the Prequels for the same reason Clash fans hate Led Zeppelin - they overestimate the importance of what they like (In the case of Star Wars, the Sequels) and think that what they like is good because it follows what is what used to be under ground but is now popular; the Clash records "London Calling" and "Sandinista" mixed reggae and a bunch of other stuff into their sound the same way the Sequels and Disney's Star Wars copied what Marvel and other pop science fiction franchises were doing, to the point where they got J.J. Abrams to direct 2 of the films. Btw, Rian Johnson is the Joe Strummer of movies. And most people who don't like the prequels just don't like the Prequels, plain and simple
I recently revisited the prequels with my mom and aunt (we started doing movie night for want of something to do in the pandemic) and while they're not as bad as I remember, they're still not good; and the "you just don't get them" and "you just wanted more of this older thing" are the exact same empty strawman arguments that have been drilled into the ground by Snyder cultists trying to prop up Batman V Superman.
@@Darklordjadow1 You can have your opinion, but Rian Johnson is still the Joe Strummer (Or for the younglings the Zayin Malik) of movies; the fact of the matter is that those who did not have an understanding what Lucas was trying to do dominated the narrative, just as it does with those idiots who whine about post-Ozzy Sabbath. If you look at the reviews of the prequels, specifically Mr. Plinkett and Confused Matthew's reviews, you will see comparisons to things in the Original Trilogy. One example of these bullshit comparisons is "What the hell kind of Jedi are these? Guardians of truth and justice my ass!" In Confused Matthew's reviews, where he doesn't seem to understand that he is watching the Jedi in their lowest stage; this complaint is like listening to the Get Back bootlegs from 1969 and making criticism about the Beatles. Also Warner Bros. has a history of fucking directors over, like their former record label did with artists (The Warner Bros./ Prince feud is infamous); when Malcolm X was filmed Spike Lee fought with the brainless trust there several times, Warner Bros. screwed both Tim Burton and Joel Schumacher over when Batman Forever was made, they put Tenet on HBO Max contrary to the will of its creator (Christopher Nolan), and Warner Bros. gave the Iron Giant a small marketing budget and a weird release date among other examples of Warner Bros. screwing artists over. Those little shits owed Synder a due over as there is no movie without a director, but studio executives have as much to do with movie making as a burger flipper does in running a business.
@@SihirbazTsar55 You're ranting on like the films' protrayal of the Jedi is the prequels' only problem and the only thing people get hung up on; and it's not. And even if it were, as Linkara pointed out- the films are not staged to make it look like the Jedi are in the wrong. The novelizations at the time were pushing that the Jedi were obsolete because they clung to ancient doctrines that were outdated. By and large the hubristic interpretation of the Jedi is stuff that was added in later by the Clone Wars- which moved heaven and earth to retcon everything that didn't work about the prequels. The actual problems with the prequels are the weak villains (Count Dooku is only an exception because of Christopher Lee's performance and he barely sticks around for a third of one movie anyway), weak narratives with undeveloped characters, the garbage romance storyline, the awful stilted dialogue and performances; but as prequels to the original trilogy they just don't tell a good story of Darth Vader. Vader is supposed to be a Jedi who was seduced by the greater powers of the Dark Side and fell tragically. In the Prequels though, George Lucas was more interested in deconstructing the Chosen One trope and making political points about the Jedi's fall from grace; so instead Anakin is an asshole who already had craploads of power; who doesn't really believe in the Dark Side- but joins it because he's blackmailed by "gee, shame about your wife. You can only save her if you turn evil". His introduction as an asshole in Episode 2 makes it feel like the bulk of his arc took place offscreen, and in Episode 3 he goes from "I'm kinda pissed with my bosses" to "genocidal maniac trying to take over the galaxy" in like five minutes! Again: more stuff the Clone Wars series had to spend seven years fixing. And WB didn't owe Snyder shit- he tanked a surefire franchise with popular audiences within two movies; they were under no obligation to give him a third chance. Which he then squandered on a self-indulgent monument to himself.
Revenge of the Sith was the best Prequel movie. And it’s a pretty decent movie. Hayden actually did a pretty decent performance in it. Yes, there was still a lot of that Prequel shit. But it’s still a fun watch for mostly unironic reasons.
I was mainly saying he had a bad track record with movies because after Star Wars he also did Awake: a movie about a guy who undergoes surgery but still feels the pain, and it sends him into a spirit quest or something where he psychically unravels a plot by his wife to murder him. NOBODY could have salvaged that!
Would have been a good excuse if maybe the story was changed to be about a paladin whos tracking griffin to bring him to roland. All the enemys could jumpers and them spawning could be explained as them jumping to where you are to attack. Idk just seems weird to have the paladins who want to kill teleporting guys, then themselves teleporting in gameplay lol
It was a poll a really long time ago where the entrants were (I think) Enter the Matrix, Escape from Bug Island, Catwoman, Batman Rise of Sin Tzu, and this.
Was going to do Balan Wonderworld, then I accidentally left my PS4 Controller in another state. Hence: finally getting this one done.
Balan has its own version of the Chao garden, and unsurprisingly given the rest of the game it utterly sucks.
@@elin111 HOW DO YOU FUCK UP CHAO? HOW?!?
@@Darklordjadow1 The game's hubworld has these rabbit eared birds, you feed them the coins you pick up in levels, the birds get fat and build some structure that does basically nothing.... that's about it.
There's no actual raising or playing with the birds, you just watch them eat gems and build some crap in the hub world.
Have you got the controller?
@@aditanasa2518 No, not yet.
I remember a great YTP about Revenge of the Sith, where Anakin's visions were just his character in Jumper getting his ass kicked by Jackson.
Why do I get the feeling that this movie was one of those fever dreams that I may have remembered as a child being advertised when it was new.
ikr.
"You have alot to learn".
Try telling the developers that.
Great review, you're incredibly underrated.
The best part of this game was when Griffin said "No offense, but you're definitely no endgame boss" to the first enemy I killed.
Also, the flamethrower is a very useful weapon for the boss fights.
There's only one teleporting hero that's not Nightcrawler or anyone that I forgot: Teleporting Fat Guy!
The books were awesome asf and pretty interesting
yeah they were.
Never even knew it was based on a book. Think I'll have to give them a look at some point.
Fun fact, this was one of several games that was published by a studio called Brash Entertainment, and supposedly their only purpose was to create licensed games and end the curse associated with them. Guess how well that turned out.
Well, after seeing the very end of the video, I'm now wondering if there's a video dedicated to Brash Entertainment's scumminess that I can watch.
@@shnick1990 I hadn't heard of Brash Entertainment's shittiness until someone linked me to the Best Friends Play Jumper Griffins Story episode; I didn't know they were such a force.
That video's worth watching, by the way: QA tester from the game recounts the story of how the X-Box 360 version could br beaten in 13 minutes because you could warp outside the boundaries of the level.
Didn't help that they had a Superman game in the works by Factor 5 which also brought the studio down alongside it
I don't know why, but the game makes me think of a bootleg version of that kinda decent Jackie Chan Adventures game. Maybe it's the attempt at cell shading.
The cel-shading almost reminds me of that shitty Dead Island spin-off game from 2014.
Great use of "Duel of the Fates" and a very nice Spoony reference at the end!
:)
Wow. The weird static sound error in the cutscene sounds just like the bug explosions from The Lion King on SNES specifically! Or the lightening sounds! 😂
Love your reviews DLJ. Really hope you can review Winback or Transformers Prime sometime.
Loved the review btw
Amazing video as always Jadow.
The curse of the movie games continues.
You could add Wanted, Salt, Eagle Eye, Minority Report to that list too. Hollywood had this fad at the time for fast paced action movies with lots of explosions and stunts and running.
Wanted: Weapons of Fate was a kickass game, and Wanted was a kickass movie.
I actually kinda liked Wanted and Salt.
Of course, this was when I was in my phase where I liked Angelina Jolie in action films ever since Tomb Raider and Mr. & Mrs. Smith.
And in hindsight, I still kinda like those movies.
Wanted had a pretty interesting gimmick that I'm surprised The Wachowskis didn't come up with, and Salt was one of the better Bourne knock-offs that came out around that time.
@@Takimeko I have not played the game but I agree that the film was good. :)
@@mattc2306 All those movies I mentioned I enjoyed very much. All were fun and bonkers to watch. I actually miss that fad to be honest. When Hollywood just wanted crazy action films and over the top stuff like that. That's why the F&F films do so well to this day.
I loved Angelina as Lara Croft, she was hot and kicked butt in both films.
@@ShaunTheCHB Yeah. I'm a huge fan of the F&F franchise for that reason alone. That and I'm a sucker for flashy looking cars.
And to think, the guy that directed the movie is the same guy behind such amazing films like The Bourne Identity and Edge Of Tomorrow. Though then again, it being written by David S Goyer probably accounts for its quality.
So is the next review gonna be Balan Wonderworld, or do you still not have your controller back?
Supposedly I'm getting my controller back next weekend, but that's never certain. Not sure what I'll do in the meantime.
Speaking of a movie that was suppose to get a sequel, Jumper I kinda somewhat rememeber but remembered seeing the game if not gameplay a long time ago.
However, there was a bad movie called I am No. 4 in which that movie reminds me of Jumper. Het DarklordJadow, will you review I Am No 4?
That movie was just bad. No joke, its worser than Jumper and The Kingsman movie (which that movie series was kinda bad with the infamous sequel, though I didnt watch the sequel so I dont count!)
I have not seen I Am Number 4, but I heard it kinda compared to Twilight and trying to ride its coattails, which steered me righg off.
And the first Kingsmen is awesome; second is a pretty typical diminishing returns sequel. And between Kick-Ass and Kingsmen, Mark Millar properties keep writing themselves into corners after two movies!
I've seen I Am Number 4, and trust me, it ain't that great.
It's mostly another watered down novel adaptation with untapped potential and misused ideas.
And as for Kingsman, I liked both movies, as flawed as the Golden Circle was, it had a couple set-pieces that I enjoyed.
"you have allot to learn"
i am a slow learner
see what i did there?
Review of Spawn Armageddon?
As soon as I heard "Iron Man" at 11:20 I knew exactly what game you were about to reference lol
Nicely well done review
Is it bad that my first thought during that boat section was the "Nice Boat" meme from School Days?
You fucked up my meme
no it means your cultured.
@@alex_-yz9to That didn't even cross my mind. I thought he meant the "I'M ON A BOAT" meme that was a thing back in, like, the early 2010s.
Wow! I’ve been waiting for this one for what feels like forever! Although I’ve been secretly hoping for Enter the Matrix this whole time. Have you gotten a working copy of that one yet?
I have a working copy, but I need to actually watch the Matrix Trilogy first.
@@Darklordjadow1 Okay, lol!
I reviewed this game on a blog I ran back in High School. *puts a hand on your shoulder* You have my deepest sympathies...
Oh hey, I remember Jumper.
Meh, the book was better.
yeah they botched the characters and story.
he finally did it the madlad.
I admire you for playing Terrible Games on purpose and actually finishing them when half of us myself included would Just Give up on level 1
Great video as usual jadow, if you ever run out of ideas of games to review, I'd recommend the deadpool video game, I personally love the game but I understand why it's so heavily criticised.
I have the PS4 re-release of Deadpool. I like it, but MAN does that game slow to a crawl halfway through.
I saw first Jumper movie with, Samuel L. Jackson. And I have one question: "Who the heck is Griffin?"
Why’d you change your name?
15:18 i understood that reference
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
7:07 Oh hey that joke is back!
And Jumper is a book adaptation
9:11 Then all of a sudden
DUEL OF THE FATES
good to see some more wii shovelware like this being trashed. the basic premise sounds decent, but the game looks bad, even by Wii standards. i'd think i'd rather read those jumper books that apparently exist then play this.
also why did you change your username to DLJadow Gaming?
The name DarkLordJadow is from when I was an angsty teen making my DeviantArt account and I kept it for my CZcams Channel for continuity. But I have always felt stupid saying the name out loud to people, so I'm trying to change it to something I feel less stupid saying.
What will you review next?
From what i've seen the Xbox 360 version seems to be the better one to play of this game; better performance, more stable gameplay and camera, though it still is not saying much.
Also, i remember seeing Push in theatres back when in came out but i forgot most of it.
-Teo
11:17 - 11:39 Shots fired!
There is only one thing I know about Jumper game and that (I Think) it was made and publish by Brash Entertainment.
The combat's not an issue in Resident Evil Village.
That's because that game's actually competent.
@@KentaroMiyamoto21 I just felt like bringing up because I really like that game. Besides, Jadow brought up Star Wars Tie fighter in his Blues Brothers 2000 N64 review.
sword of tengu the sword from TMNT 2k3
5:01, And also David for robbing banks
I haven't seen this movie but how the Hell can normal people kill people who teleport around? I mean the instand you sense something is wrong you would teleport far away. I don't get it.
In the movie Jumpers can only teleport to places in plain sight unless they have pictures or strong memories of a location to set up Jump Sites. If they have a jump site memorized enough they can go there anytime, but Paladins will eventually map their jump points to set up ambushes. And the Paladins use electrical weapons that disrupt their powers so it's harder to flee.
Or, you know, it's just lazy writing.
Or people were just trying to copy Nightcrawler, without understanding how his powers work.
@@Darklordjadow1 Guess that makes sense.
Sometimes you make me laugh 😅
Hayden Christensen's performance as Anakin was good; he was an emotionally stunted, frustrated young adult stuck in a world full of do nothing, obsessed with their own power bureaucrats (The Jedi). The Star Wars prequels were good films, you (Plinkett and Confused Matthew included) did not understand them because they weren't light action films like the originals.
I have never understood the hate people give the prequels, I grew up with the originals, but I enjoyed the prequels. Darth Maul and his double lightsaber, Christopher Lee vs Yoda, The Podrace, seeing Palpatine fight with his lightsaber were among many good moments to me. I also liked Jar Jar Binks, even though it's declared a crime to do so apparently.
It also made me somewhat annoyed at SW fans in general because of how hateful many were towards people who liked the prequel films.
My friend Jadow has said to me on a few occasions that he had things he did about like the prequels but not ROTS for personal reasons and I think his reason is a pretty fair one at that.
@@ShaunTheCHB Some people didn't like the Prequels for the same reasons the music establishment didn't like Dio-era Sabbath - they wanted more of the same and were pissed that Iommi ( George Lucas) didn't want to do that.
Others (the rabid Sequel trilogy fans) hate the Prequels for the same reason Clash fans hate Led Zeppelin - they overestimate the importance of what they like (In the case of Star Wars, the Sequels) and think that what they like is good because it follows what is what used to be under ground but is now popular; the Clash records "London Calling" and "Sandinista" mixed reggae and a bunch of other stuff into their sound the same way the Sequels and Disney's Star Wars copied what Marvel and other pop science fiction franchises were doing, to the point where they got J.J. Abrams to direct 2 of the films. Btw, Rian Johnson is the Joe Strummer of movies.
And most people who don't like the prequels just don't like the Prequels, plain and simple
I recently revisited the prequels with my mom and aunt (we started doing movie night for want of something to do in the pandemic) and while they're not as bad as I remember, they're still not good; and the "you just don't get them" and "you just wanted more of this older thing" are the exact same empty strawman arguments that have been drilled into the ground by Snyder cultists trying to prop up Batman V Superman.
@@Darklordjadow1 You can have your opinion, but Rian Johnson is still the Joe Strummer (Or for the younglings the Zayin Malik) of movies; the fact of the matter is that those who did not have an understanding what Lucas was trying to do dominated the narrative, just as it does with those idiots who whine about post-Ozzy Sabbath. If you look at the reviews of the prequels, specifically Mr. Plinkett and Confused Matthew's reviews, you will see comparisons to things in the Original Trilogy. One example of these bullshit comparisons is "What the hell kind of Jedi are these? Guardians of truth and justice my ass!" In Confused Matthew's reviews, where he doesn't seem to understand that he is watching the Jedi in their lowest stage; this complaint is like listening to the Get Back bootlegs from 1969 and making criticism about the Beatles. Also Warner Bros. has a history of fucking directors over, like their former record label did with artists (The Warner Bros./ Prince feud is infamous); when Malcolm X was filmed Spike Lee fought with the brainless trust there several times, Warner Bros. screwed both Tim Burton and Joel Schumacher over when Batman Forever was made, they put Tenet on HBO Max contrary to the will of its creator (Christopher Nolan), and Warner Bros. gave the Iron Giant a small marketing budget and a weird release date among other examples of Warner Bros. screwing artists over. Those little shits owed Synder a due over as there is no movie without a director, but studio executives have as much to do with movie making as a burger flipper does in running a business.
@@SihirbazTsar55 You're ranting on like the films' protrayal of the Jedi is the prequels' only problem and the only thing people get hung up on; and it's not. And even if it were, as Linkara pointed out- the films are not staged to make it look like the Jedi are in the wrong. The novelizations at the time were pushing that the Jedi were obsolete because they clung to ancient doctrines that were outdated. By and large the hubristic interpretation of the Jedi is stuff that was added in later by the Clone Wars- which moved heaven and earth to retcon everything that didn't work about the prequels.
The actual problems with the prequels are the weak villains (Count Dooku is only an exception because of Christopher Lee's performance and he barely sticks around for a third of one movie anyway), weak narratives with undeveloped characters, the garbage romance storyline, the awful stilted dialogue and performances; but as prequels to the original trilogy they just don't tell a good story of Darth Vader.
Vader is supposed to be a Jedi who was seduced by the greater powers of the Dark Side and fell tragically. In the Prequels though, George Lucas was more interested in deconstructing the Chosen One trope and making political points about the Jedi's fall from grace; so instead Anakin is an asshole who already had craploads of power; who doesn't really believe in the Dark Side- but joins it because he's blackmailed by "gee, shame about your wife. You can only save her if you turn evil". His introduction as an asshole in Episode 2 makes it feel like the bulk of his arc took place offscreen, and in Episode 3 he goes from "I'm kinda pissed with my bosses" to "genocidal maniac trying to take over the galaxy" in like five minutes! Again: more stuff the Clone Wars series had to spend seven years fixing.
And WB didn't owe Snyder shit- he tanked a surefire franchise with popular audiences within two movies; they were under no obligation to give him a third chance. Which he then squandered on a self-indulgent monument to himself.
When will come the Shaq Fu review?
Revenge of the Sith was the best Prequel movie. And it’s a pretty decent movie. Hayden actually did a pretty decent performance in it.
Yes, there was still a lot of that Prequel shit. But it’s still a fun watch for mostly unironic reasons.
I was mainly saying he had a bad track record with movies because after Star Wars he also did Awake: a movie about a guy who undergoes surgery but still feels the pain, and it sends him into a spirit quest or something where he psychically unravels a plot by his wife to murder him.
NOBODY could have salvaged that!
At least it has a better frame rate than the ps3 and xbox versions XD
Lowkey no one seems to realize there even is next-gen versions of this game. All anyone ever talks about is the PS2 and Wii versions.
I really would’ve enjoyed Jumper but the ending ruined it.
Hi there, I was wondering if you could give "G for Gravity" a try (free on Steam) and share your opinion. Also, nice videos!
I heard of this game I don't think I played it
is there supposed to be a grenade attack
There is; I never used it. Every now and then you find a Grenade weapon that gives you three.
it maybe farts out a weak punch
Would have been a good excuse if maybe the story was changed to be about a paladin whos tracking griffin to bring him to roland. All the enemys could jumpers and them spawning could be explained as them jumping to where you are to attack. Idk just seems weird to have the paladins who want to kill teleporting guys, then themselves teleporting in gameplay lol
What review did he tease this game in?
It was a poll a really long time ago where the entrants were (I think) Enter the Matrix, Escape from Bug Island, Catwoman, Batman Rise of Sin Tzu, and this.
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Oh hey, the adaptation of a shit adaptation of a good book!
Read the book man it'll make more sense
Omg I loved this game like bruh it was pretty fun
I’m one of the first to comment
Why can't he review good games like wii party
Fan demand. :)
He can, just other people think otherwise.
I do good games every now and then. They don't get as much traffic unless it's something like Spider-Man or Yu-Gi-Oh
You should play CID the dummy it's on the Wii and it's the worst Wii game ever made.