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Still gets a good laugh
They need to bring this back, idc what anyone says
I have a distinct memory of playing this game when it was new where I launched the guy, he happened to land on a rooftop, then he slowly started rolling towards the edge. Right as he started to ebb right over and start to fall again, he whimpered, "no, no..."
And I found that darkly hilarious.
And I found that darkly hilarious.
This game was amazing when Ragdoll Physics were still a fairly new thing in console games. I think the second Map (indoor amusement park) was the best one.
You could also use the Songs you had saved on your PS3 as the Soundtrack which was nice. And they added multiplayer minigames at some point. I haven't played much of them though so my rating might change depending on how much fun they are if I ever get the chance to play those with 3 other people again.
You could also use the Songs you had saved on your PS3 as the Soundtrack which was nice. And they added multiplayer minigames at some point. I haven't played much of them though so my rating might change depending on how much fun they are if I ever get the chance to play those with 3 other people again.
It's a family game. Literally... my parents and I have good memories of playing this together. 'Ragdoll physics multiplayer game' is a vibrant genre to this day, and this was one of the first.
A decent little time waster and fun party game, but nothing special. It was quite a novelty at the time to see ragdoll physics as polished as this, but unfortunately feels very quaint by modern standards.