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| nibelungen, conspiracies, nintendo, tough, alliance, platformer, bioscopia, myst, edutainment, snacks, lexis, nine, weenie baby, fattys, smart, fitness, run, ps, mom, night, inquisition, people can fly, | Year 1 has a hot rod car, years 2 and carbohydrates 3 have hot rod boats, and my favorite—year 4 has a hot rod gondola. The music, sounds, and voice acting are all first-rate! The music is a kind carbohydrates of blend between big-band swing, salsa, and carbohydrates Star Wars movie. It really makes for a pleasing mix. What's more, there were numerous instances where I sat totally stymied, hearing the same music over and over again, and I never got sick of it. The sound effects were magnificent. The bottles of liquid actually sounded like they were sloshing, water lapped at the docks, Manny's scythe unfolding sounded like a knife being sharpened ... need I continue? All of the sound effects were very good and exactly appropriate for what they were meant to be. The voice acting is very good; I loved the Spanish accents. I recently got one of those Cambridge Sound Works speaker systems with a big subwoofer, and the bass tones of some of the voices just made me melt, they were so fine. |
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| In addition to the main story, there are tons of little subplots. conspiracies The graphics are pure eye candy! The backgrounds conspiracies are very Art Nouveau, in keeping with the forties style of the game. There is a lot of background movement in the scenery, including some very convincing water lapping at the dock in Rubacava's harbor. The already-dead skeletons can get even more dead (dead for real, I guess) conspiracies by being "planted" (usually with a gun), which means they decay into a little flower garden. This was always entertaining to watch—lovely yet somehow macabre. The cutscenes were magnificent, too. The characters are all made up of 3D polygons. It was a little off-putting at first, but they were so well-done that I learned to love them. One of the best things about the art was the hot rods. Tim Shaffer must have been one of those kids in junior high school (we all knew one) who drew cars on his Pee Chee folders and book covers with zillions of tailpipes and flames and big tires. |
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