Andre F
Screenwriter
- Joined
- Dec 9, 2000
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I can't believe the rating that Gamespot gave it (5.0). Has anyone played it? Is it really that bad? I hope not...
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PS. Buy the game and play it for yourself. To hell with reviews.Normally I would with especially with this game, but I'm trying to watch the gaming budget. I still have a lot of games that are just sitting there doing nothing because I never beat them.
Well, I give Game Informer a pretty terrible reviewI didn't say they were good, but the general consensus forming so far among the press is that the game ain't to good.
I designed ToeJam and Earl III as well as the first two ToeJam and Earl games. I'm very disappointed in Jeff's review and I encourage everyone to make up their own minds.
Here is a quote from last lines of the review in the November Issue of Play magazine, by Dave Halverson, the guy that runs the Magazine.
"At the end of the day Mission to Earth is many things...a great video game filled with some of the most impressive visuals you'll ever see, dripping with style and oozing with Funk Essence; a fan's wish come true; and perhaps most profoundly, proof that video game designers can still think outside the box, exhibiting vision and individuality beyond the confines of the generic planning so popular in today's board rooms. I can't imagine anyone not falling in love with it". And they give us a 4.5 out of five. You might even check out the preview by Ricardo Torres on this site, that was much better balanced, and as far as I'm concerned much more professional and better written.
Whenever you do something new people will be split. If you go into territory that is satirical and light hearted you face greater general criticism than if you do something that is dark and serious. If you incorporate funk and urban culture in your game you invite the criticism of every arm chair expert who wants to prove how much of an expert they are on what's "cool".
My advise to you and all gamers is don't put too much stock in what other people think, especially when it comes to something as subjective as this. You will know if it feels good to you and makes you laugh or enjoy some quality play time with a friend. You be the judge.
It must suck to be stuck at work getting paid to post on HTF.Oh its horrid I tell you.
My job can be horribly hectic sometimes to the point where I dont get out of here till very late. (My fellow Socom players can attest to this). Most of the time though I sit here and look at my computer monitor all day or watch a movie. I gotta do something to past the time.
I've been debating starting to take my GBA to workHave mine sitting right next to me. I beat Castlevania Harmony of Dissonance at work in fact. Just have to get a new game. Yoshi's Island will probably be the next one I get along with the rerelease of Contra 3 on the GBA.