Hm... This sounds like an interesting game, not least because of the unusual ubject matter. It also seems a lot darker than most Wii titles (how many games involve brain exposure to signify damage?). It seems pretty unique, which is nice, though I'm not too surprised that you complain about the controls again.
The review itself's good, though it kind of feels like you're jumping around in places, but that's more towards the beginning. The only problems with it, really, are the fact that you overuse really long and complicated sentences, and that it's sometimes hard to tell whether the thing you're pointing out is good or not. But overall, pretty interesting. You definitely make it sound unique and different, as it perhaps should be, since that's how the game seems.
Haha. I like that the main character's name is Pax. It's terrifically ironic. I'm surprised you didn't make note of that somewhere. =P
The review itself's good, though it kind of feels like you're jumping around in places, but that's more towards the beginning. The only problems with it, really, are the fact that you overuse really long and complicated sentences, and that it's sometimes hard to tell whether the thing you're pointing out is good or not. But overall, pretty interesting. You definitely make it sound unique and different, as it perhaps should be, since that's how the game seems.
Haha. I like that the main character's name is Pax. It's terrifically ironic. I'm surprised you didn't make note of that somewhere. =P
[Eating EmP's brain] probably isn't a good idea. I mean... He's British, which means his brain's wired for PAL and your eyes are NTSC. - Will
