Sammanfattning: I was in two minds as I sat down to review Xiaolin Showdown, I mean look at it, sat there packed with enough primary colours bursting from the screen to induce a migraine in anyone over the age of ten, its clearly a kids game (yes, the fact that its ...
I haven’t kept up with my cartoons – or cartoon games – over the years, but I don’t ever recall them being as weirdly bi-polar as “Xiaolin Showdown”. It’s is a blast to look at, but the gameplay flails all over th...
Voices, sound, and graphical design are faithful to the source material; Showdown mini-games can be kind of fun.
Long, boring, drawn-out fights; exceptionally repetitive gameplay; poor fighting/targeting system; lack of HUD or any way to see your status.
For whatever reason, the multiplayer party-game genre is one that is exceptionally easy to mess up. The corpses of poor efforts like Sonic Shuffle, Whacked!, and Pac-Man Fever lie buried and forgotten in the graveyards of gaming history. Even genre sta...
