Our review today is on one of the better M-rated games to come out on the Wii since No More Heroes (and probably one of the only). Our review today is:
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MADWORLD
(Wow, great pic)
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In this game, you play Evil Dead Wonder if anyone gets that reference Aficionado Jack. Just Bjorn's Jack. He is sent to get to the bottom of the operation going on in the Death Watch games. Within the game, you're killing people. Lots and lots of people. Through jet engines, locomotives, 'rose bushes', giant dart boards, saw traps, you name it. Not all kills are equal though, as you are scored based on the kill.
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This kill wont net you too many points....
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...this kill, however, will likely garner more points
It always helps to hit someone with a trash can. You can them, you shove a pole in their neck, and all you have to do is FINISH HIM. I prefer the rose bush, personally. Not only is it fun to swing the wiimote over and over and over until they stay in there, but it's also very relaxing. In a very morbid way.
The controls look confusing as ******** on paper. They couldnt be simpler in practice. Especially since it's right there in front of you as you play. That segues me into my next topic....the graphics.
Dont get me wrong, the presentation of the graphics is very ... er unique. My mom called it 'playing a drawing', but the presentation was unique, even if it's been done before. Black and white clashes way better with blood, which is obviously the main point of the game. Violence. Blood. Etc.
There is a slight (major) problem with one thing, though. It's only a problem with an outdated (Read: Not HD) TV. The text is BLURRY AS ********. This is the exact same problem that Dead Rising had on the 360, but the difference is that the Wii has minimal HD capabilities and the 360...well...
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Thankfully, the game isnt very text heavy...
That aside, this game has everything. A story, a badass hero character, an evil coorperation, and probably a few screwjobs here and there. Oh, and titties. Lots of wiggly titties.
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From the same chick, but I'll take them if they keep jiggling cool
One of the major selling points to the game is the commentary team. Bender and Greg Proops of Whose Line is it Anyway? fame. They both deliver us such gems as:
Bender: "Killed with a caution sign, thats kind of ironic."
Proops: "What's so ironic about it?"
Bender: "Oh did I say ironic? Because I meant ******** AWESOME"
and
Proops(who plays a sex crazed gimmick...hopefully just a gimmick.... )"No means yes and yes means a**l"
And my personal favorite:
Bender: "You know, those Happy Pills are amazing when you inject them into the folds of your scrotum."
Proops: "I'll give you a dollar if you can tell me one thing that isn't better when injected into the folds of your scrotum."
The commentary alone gives this game the hilarity that is needed when you have a game this ******** talking about it, I'm going to play it again! mad
Giving this game a 9. GO ******** BUY IT.
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