In the game’s defence, it took me a crazy long time to discover that was the block button – partly because you can’t block with a weapon, partly because I’m an idiot – so that played a big part in my issues.Īnother disappointment I have is with the story… In that there isn’t really one. I wouldn’t say that this ever improved throughout my playthrough, either, I’d just say that I learned to cope with it and likely compensate by jumping a lot more.Īdditionally, there’s a lot of clutter and detritus in the game’s backgrounds, which can be picked up and thrown, which is nice, but half the time I would hit them by accident, causing them to shoot off to the edge of the screen, hit something, and then come flying back at me at the speed of light, knocking me over and making me drop any weapon I might have had while I lay there looking like an idiot for a few seconds. When there’s an obstacle on the same z-plane as you and you need to move around it to avoid it – such as a giant cannonball rolling towards you or an entire fleet of muscle cars – it’s really difficult to actually make that movement with any sort of speed.Īdd that to the fact that whenever you get hit you just lie on the floor like a sack of potatoes for 5 seconds and things start to get a little frustrating. If I double-tap assuming it will make me run in the same way that double-tapping does, the character just does a weird sort of hop and then begins moving slowly again. If I want to move from the bottom of the screen to the top, I have to very slowly walk upwards by holding. This also doesn’t work for vertical movement which feels really clunky. Movement is insanely slow unless you double-tap a direction, at which point the character will move way too fast. Part of me wants to say it’s not entirely my fault, the game feels a little hard to control sometimes. I still did, even picked up a trophy along the way, but it was a bit of a struggle. Even on the easiest difficulty, I struggled to make it to the end of the first level.
The World is a Streets-of-Rage-style side-scrolling beat-em-up and I have, admittedly, never been any good at them. The World: The Game Platinum Review Boy Meets World Now, though, as a somewhat-adult man with serious FOMO, when I heard the game was being re-released with a Complete Edition I had it purchased faster than you can say the L-word.
Apart from that, though, I haven’t experienced much else of the franchise, I certainly never gave this game any of my attention when it came out 10 years ago. The cheesy special effects and pretty unique editing techniques still stand up today and the film is just an all-round fun time.
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the World is a really neat-looking comic and I don’t think I’d be remiss in saying that the movie is one of the best teen-targeted films pretty much ever. It was definitely big when I was in High School but I was following more of a Mosher/Emo crowd and we turned our greasy noses up at “hipster” stuff because all we wanted to do was – to quote “Sex Bob-Omb” – think about death and get sad and stuff.
Getting the Girl with Scott Pilgrim & Co.Īdvertisements I missed the whole Scott Pilgrim craze somehow when I was younger.
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