Super Meat Boy Review (Re-Re-Remix)
This may end in real bloodshed.
This is a response to Cameron’s review of Super Meat Boy – which can be found here.
My major problem with Cameron’s review is that he writes it as a person with “5 levels to go!” 5 levels of the Light World there, champ. There is a whole other game after the light world called, surprisingly enough, the Dark World – not to mention a whole other chapter called Cotton Alley, all of the Warp Zones, getting 100 bandages and all the free maps Team Meat keep dropping – there is a lot more, buddy. Its like a pitcher striking out at the first at bat in the first inning and saying “only 2 more to go!” Read more »
Ninty to drop console-to-end-all-consoles
By now everyone knows that Nintendo will be unveiling the first next-gen console at E3. It will be backwards compatible with the Wii and have a host of other half-hinted, fully confusing features which Gabe and Tycho over at Penny Arcade have seen fit to document. I think they do a better job of explaining the Wii2 than I could. Read more »
Portal 2 here I come…
Heading off to get my copy of Portal 2 I’ll write some first impressions tomorrow, but really is anyone expecting this to go sour? Read more »
Super Meat Boy Review
Super Meat Boy is the best Xbox Live Arcade game ever. I type that without a moment’s hesitation. It is also the most difficult game I’ve ever played, and I am in fact still trying to beat it. I have five more levels to go. Keith finished it, of course, and takes no end of satisfaction in pointing out his reward–a preposterously adorable Meat Boy avatar prop–to me every time we party up on Live. I know one other person who has beaten it, many others who have failed to do so. Shit is rough. Read more »
Darkspore fails to reproduce
I'm dreaming of a drab Christmas
As promised at the end of my last post I went and tried my hand at the upcoming release from Maxis, Darkspore. I played the beta or for non-techies the demo last night and although the demo is very lengthy and allows you to experience a lot of the gameplay I was skeptical that the title, with a sticker price of $50, was worth it. Read more »
About
CAMY is a former analyst for Rockstar. His credits include Red Dead Redemption, GTA IV PC edition and several unannounced titles. He reviews games from the clouds.
KEEF is an expert player who puts entertainment first. Madly in love with Bayonetta. He reviews games from the trenches.
