You play it with the stylus making this game even less wanted by me. Anyway I prefer Kung-Fu Skunk.

 

Hmm, don't know if i want to play this game.., but if i'll do i'll play the Wii version instead, well my younger sister might think it is fun if i don't..

 

OK, I don't know shit about this game, but it looks and sounds ok, some of the stylus control games totally rock (The World Ends With You, Ninja Gaiden, Kirby Canvas Curse, etc.).

I'll definately give this a try, just gotta somehow free up some space on my memory card.

 

someone's in for a permaban... rite?

 

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Certainly not a bad game. Enjoying it more than lego indiana jones. Like a lightweight castlevania game, where you unlock new moves / attacks to reach new areas. Basic fighting so far, but still good. You drag the stylus to combine different attacks and there are special moves gained from the warriors too.

You even get the metroid morphball here..
8/10

 

Is it the real voices from the movie, or are they sound-alikes?

 

Well well yet another movie tie in that isn't crap, its not great but its alright. Fighting feels a lot like Spider-Man 3 DS, which is by the same developers. Like that game this seems fun for a while and then you get bored.

The voice overs really irritate me, won't ever want to watch this film sick of all these animal films now.

5 and a half out of 10

 

Wow much VO in there ! Fun Game, although I'm busy with STil Alive (which I finished once yay) and LIJ

 

Yeah, that's about right where I'd rate this game. The combat is pretty fun, and the combat controls are surprisingly responsive. But the type of demands the game's platforming put on you aren't really well-suited for holding a stylus in one hand. Seeings how Vicarious Visions has also been currently working on the Guitar Hero DS game (and perhaps other projects), they probably put only a handful of guys and gals on this project, and it shows. The basics are there, but nothing else. It's a bare-bones production, using some pretty good VV technology.

To the poster who asked about the VO work, I'm pretty sure that Jack Black did his own voice work for this game, but not sure about any of the other actors, having not seen the movie or knowing who else is supposed to be in it.