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angelaben
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Joined: 29 Jun 2010 Online Status: Offline Posts: 12 |
![]() Topic: Family Guy features an honestPosted: 01 Sep 2010 at 7:25am |
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The family guy always features the highest quality of voice work and music .it’s great to see the same loving attention has been lavished upon the video game. Most of the original cast has recorded dozens of lines, and a few orchestrated tunes give the game some extra pop. A few unimpressive rooms try to get by with one overly short clip. Sometimes you just can’t fool the ears, ya know? By the same token, you can’t always fool the eyes, and Family Guy features an honest if flawed visual effort. The blocky character models are forgivable, but the reckless cel shading paints a sloppy eyesore of an outline around disproportioned objects. (Sounds nitpicky, but it’s like every imprecise object in the game is now obnoxiously apparent.) The bright, clean visuals actually hurt the gameplay, making it extremely difficult to land jumps or see hazards. You’ll go wanting for a little auto-aim love, and at times you’ll actually wish the platform game was on rails. If you need any more proof that this game is a total throwaway, consider that Family Guy shipped a day before 2K Games’ other comedy bully Why double-book action comedies unless you need to get rid of one? And that’s what Family Guy is, an honest-to-god try at delivering the TV experience, Family Guy has to be one of the funniest TV shows ever made. It has the same sort of humour that the Simpsons has but takes the comedy to a completely new level. |
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