Increase the rating a bit if you're a Disney freak like me and are likely to squee whenever you get a pin.Moriarty70 said:The problem is I'm still likely to pick this up if only for all the Triva Porn like Oswald. I recognized him when my mother didn't. Playing this, while a challenge, might just prep me for that "Dusty Disney Vault" category on Jeopardy.
Anything from "Song of the South" in the game by chance?
That's the thing though, I don't look at scores. I've always read/listened to the reviews themselves to determine if I'll like the game. For example, if the story is great but the camera is wonky, I know I can forgive it where some others can't.Susan Arendt said:Increase the rating a bit if you're a Disney freak like me and are likely to squee whenever you get a pin.
I didn't literally mean rating, just that you'll likely enjoy the game a bit more if you're all about the Disney.Moriarty70 said:That's the thing though, I don't look at scores. I've always read/listened to the reviews themselves to determine if I'll like the game. For example, if the story is great but the camera is wonky, I know I can forgive it where some others can't.Susan Arendt said:Increase the rating a bit if you're a Disney freak like me and are likely to squee whenever you get a pin.
It's funny because my best friend is all about the Meta-critic and Rotten Tomatoes.
Also, pins? What do they do that causes the squeeing?
Imho the escapist give too kind ratings (exception for Zero punctuation).Zombie Nixon said:Why'd you give it 3/5 stars? You spend the whole review talking about how it isn't fun at all.
I missed that when you did it. Oh God, oh dear sweet God. Someday I will have a kid, I will take him there and s/he will be the legit exploit to help get Dad that collection of "Instruction Video Goofy's"Susan Arendt said:I didn't literally mean rating, just that you'll likely enjoy the game a bit more if you're all about the Disney.Moriarty70 said:That's the thing though, I don't look at scores. I've always read/listened to the reviews themselves to determine if I'll like the game. For example, if the story is great but the camera is wonky, I know I can forgive it where some others can't.Susan Arendt said:Increase the rating a bit if you're a Disney freak like me and are likely to squee whenever you get a pin.
It's funny because my best friend is all about the Meta-critic and Rotten Tomatoes.
Also, pins? What do they do that causes the squeeing?
As for the pins, they're a big collectible both in the game and at the Disney parks: http://www.escapistmagazine.com/articles/view/columns/context-sensitive/6411-Context-Sensitive-Playing-the-MMMMG
Even more frustrating than Okami? That's quite a claim. Okami almost had my Wii Remote going through my TV, not because of letting go of the remote while bowling, but because of rage so hard I'd never experienced it before and haven't experienced it since.Russ Pitts said:The happiest place on Earth spawns the most frustrating game on the Wii.