![]() Shortly after, you're thrust into the meat and potatoes of the game: platforming and kicking the crap out of your enemies. There isn't anything new here and considering it is a Crash Bandicoot game, we're not too phased by it. Evil dude hopes to use a substance to turn all of the island's inhabitants into mutants. Bad guy shows up and crashes the party, kidnapping the damsel (who is now in distress, natch). Good guys are hanging out, having a good time. ![]() The story of Crash of the Titans starts like many games. But, that doesn't mean the controls are flawed, it just means that you aren't getting anything particularly better or special in your choice to play this game on the Wii above its competitors. ![]() They don't feel as if they were set with the Wii in mind, lovingly crafted to take advantage of a console feature so rich that it's the very reason for the existence of said console. While it's quite comical when the cursor is changed during cutscenes to funny shapes such as a mustache, allowing you to make a few jokes at the game's characters' expense, none of the game's controls feel suited to the Wii. But, as a title on the Wii, it can also be seen as a failure to capitalize on the best aspect the console has to offer: controls. And, in a lot of ways, Crash of the Titans does just that. ![]() It is looked to by some as the title that will bring the franchise back to its roots to bask once again in the glory of the entries of old. For Crash of the Titans, a lot is on the line. ![]()
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