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Don't go by the demo. The game is a bit slow starting out, but it's an amazing platformer with some great level design and cool powers. It's also dirt cheap by now.Originally Posted by SpoDaddy
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Don't go by the demo. The game is a bit slow starting out, but it's an amazing platformer with some great level design and cool powers. It's also dirt cheap by now.
Time to ride the crazy chair!
Lies. It's a boring, repetitive game with clunky controls. The best part of the game is the very first level. Which is, coincidentally, the demo.
How far did you play? I had no trouble at all with the controls and actually found the first level to be the dullest.
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I'm going to second the recommendation of Kameo Elements of Power. Don't believe the "haters" of this game. Its a very underrated 360 title, and IMO it was the best launch game for the system. Its definitely more than worth the $19.99 price tag at this point.
I also don't think the Stamper Bros. leaving Rare is going to have any kind of negative impact. The article says that the person taking over has been with Rare for 19 years already, so they should know what they are doing. I'm still hoping that Banjo Kazooie 3 will turn out to be one of my top games of 2007 though.
Last edited by magnifiedplaid; 03 Jan 2007 at 04:25 AM.
Time to ride the crazy chair!
I played just a little past getting 40 Below. The game is absolutely beautiful and I loved the first few hours with it, but it got old quickly.
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Thirded. Love Kameo.
After being burned by Rare a bunch of times on the N64, I had little interest in Kameo anymore. But after playing the newer demo that came with the 360(it has multiple areas), it seems like it could be awesome. I'm going to buy it after I beat Twilight Princess.
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