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Reviews (8)
15 April 2010
Les Claypool is a Bass Machine!
A great DVD of Les Claypool's bands. Somehow Claypool is able to find these amazing musicians and put them together to form unique sounds and overall great music. Les Claypool is like a Bass Playing machine, his speed, accuracy, and unique sound seems so fragile and amazing that sometimes it feels like it is going break and shut down, but it never does! This, coupled with the other various musicians throughout this DVD makes for an awesome purchase!
26 March 2014
Excellent gameplay to balance the deeply thematic and poetic storyline.
1 of 1 found this helpful This game is absolutely phenomenal. Highly poetic story, deeply thematic, and full of meaning. Not to mention a tight gameplay system to match. Tense and highly strategic encounters have you navigating a broken and breaking world being reclaimed by nature, battling bands of "tourist-hunting" outlaws, infected humans, fungi-parasitized humans that can kill on contact, and heavily armed and fortified soldiers; all within a highly realized post-apocalyptic world that consistently proves rewarding to explore.
Graphics: 9.5/10 (Slight hiccups and pop-in from time to time, normal video game stuff to any seasoned vet, but nothing to upset the overall audio-visual astonishment the game provides. Absolutely amazing audio, voice acting, and soundtrack. This is a highly realized yet deeply dystopian, stylized, and adult story that will stay with you for years after completion.)
Gameplay: 9/10 (Tight and fair system, punishing the rushed and rewarding the attentive and observant; makes you work and scavenge to build your survivalist arsenal -- you will be skating by on very few resources so scavenging is a must. EVERY BULLET, EVERY SWING COUNTS, and so every material scavenged that goes toward crafting the necessary to survive counts. Interactions with the environment feel truly emotional and timeless, while interactions with enemies are intense and risky. Any one encounter with any one enemy can realistically end in death for both you and your various companions. You feel the emotion of the story and environment, so you equally feel the true weight of the danger that lurks around every corner as you play your way through.)
Story + Overall Experience: 10/10 (I will spoil nothing, but again, highly poetic and infused with symbolic gestures, foreshadowing, and themes and morals of many kinds. Plenty for the artistic mind to sift through while enjoying a tight stealth, combat, scavenge, and crafting system of gameplay to draw in ANY PS3 owner's serious attention. Naughty Dog has created something amazing here. Don't believe me? Check out other reviews online; they will corroborate in full.)
Lasting Appeal: 10/10
01 June 2010
Fun as sh*t!
Like Grand Theft Auto only a little more ghetto and WAY more customization. Single player is great and online co-op can entertain you for hours. Multiplayer is pretty bad, but there isn't a lot of motivation to try it out anyway. A great purchase.