Lollipop chainsaw (360): I played until the end of the first level and retreated to let my teen son play. It feeds all of his needs in its endless repetition and grind-rewarding scoring. The jokes are funny the first time, and repeated endlessly, reducing great ideas to tiresome experiences. Compounded by intensely linear design, Suda51’s penchant for beating a horse to death with another horse is well represented.
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Showing posts with label Majin and The Forsaken Kingdom. Show all posts
Thursday, June 21, 2012
the long and the short
Short Cuts: Games I tried but have nothing to say about
Lollipop chainsaw (360): I played until the end of the first level and retreated to let my teen son play. It feeds all of his needs in its endless repetition and grind-rewarding scoring. The jokes are funny the first time, and repeated endlessly, reducing great ideas to tiresome experiences. Compounded by intensely linear design, Suda51’s penchant for beating a horse to death with another horse is well represented.
Lollipop chainsaw (360): I played until the end of the first level and retreated to let my teen son play. It feeds all of his needs in its endless repetition and grind-rewarding scoring. The jokes are funny the first time, and repeated endlessly, reducing great ideas to tiresome experiences. Compounded by intensely linear design, Suda51’s penchant for beating a horse to death with another horse is well represented.
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