"Romp through 15 movie sets as your favorite LOON, unlocking mini-games and new levels. All of this to be the star of director Yosimiti Sam's latest epic. May entertain younger gamers, but not for long."
Overall: I was really looking forward to this game, but in the end i was disappointed. I expected "Power Stone" like Gameplay with the Looney Tunes, but in the end it turned out to be a very poor "Power Stone" ripoff. If you are about 5 Years old you should like it, but everyone else better stays away! Gameplay: Sounded nice and gave me hope that this would be the new multiplayer hit of the year, but it isnīt! There are just to many flaws in the gameplay and everything seems amateurish. It is like "Power Stone" just without the fun. Graphics: The first screenshots looked beautiful and I couldnīt wait to see the graphics in action. In the End it turned out to be full of errors and flaws. You donīt want to see this in reality! Moving it is much uglier than on the screenshots. Oh, and the camera am bad! Sound: Best part of the game. Original voices and effects! Some nice one - liners and cartoonish effects! But not worth 50 bucks ;) Suggestions: You did everything wrong when you tried to copy "Power Stone". Where is the gameplay in this, where is the fun and innovation?
Overall: I have more enjoyable root canals then playing this game. I love the old Looney Tunes cartoons, so I ran out and plunked down $50 for this game. Well, I might as well stuck it in my 16 bit Nintendo system, as that's about the quality of it. Gameplay: It's a unique sounding game. Take contol of 1 of 4 characters and take orders from Yosemiti Sam and compete for fame on different stages. The problem is the stages are small, and after you play them once, you've seen it all. As some of the previous reviewers said, there are numerous glitches in the gameplay (getting stuck in walls or on objects). This makes the game boring, repetitive, and frustrating at the same time. With only four characters, it's also not very deep. Graphics: Very basic graphics on par with the PS2, nothing impressive on the Xbox. Heck, this game wouldn't lose much if it were ported to the PS1. Sound: Sounds are basic and very average. Nothing of note one way or another. Music and sound effects are not bad, but don't stand out. Suggestions: Do a little more testing on the games. More characters, bigger stages with more to do.
Overall: This game is alright. it is a bit childish my little cousin loves it! once he started crying because he had to go to bed and he wonted to keep playing it. Gameplay: gameplay is average it is fun for little kids but if you are into realisim and that it no good. so yea. Graphics: graphics are average aswell they are better than the playstation 2 verion but they arent very good for xbox. Sound: sound is good it has the voices real good and they say some funny s**t. yea im just makin up stuff now to get over 100 caracters. there we go. Suggestions: hmmmm........
Overall: Ack! This has to be one of the worst games I've played on the XBox so far. Hard to see characters and major clipping problems. Gameplay: Gameplay was just so so for a party game and I found it hard to control from such a far away perspective. Also, getting stuck inside a wall/table with no way of getting out should not be tolerated anymore. Graphics: The cell characters on the loading screen was very blocky in this day and age which should have been my first hint. Again, the far away perspective really hurts this game but I guess I should have expected this due to it being a 4-player game. Otherwise the graphics seemed ok but you would need binoculars to see any kind of detail. Sound: I suppose there was some sound in there somewhere but honestly don't remember. The voice overs were ok I suppose... Suggestions: Try not to fit everything on the screen at one time, add more than just 4 characters to play as, and next time consider making it XBox Live compatible!
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