ElectricBoogaloo
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ElectricBoogaloo's Reviews
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Total Reviews Written 40 Reviews Your Average Review Score
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Stay frosty (X360)
 After all the hype and anticipation; controversy surrounding questionable viral videos and shockingly violent leaked footage; lack of dedicated servers, uproar amongst PC gamers and multiple boycotts; it’s clear to see Infinity Ward’s Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 has a lot to live up to and answer for. This ...
Reviewed by ElectricBoogaloo on Nov. 16, 2009
Say goodnight to the city that never sleeps (X360)
 From April 2008 to October 2009 our time in Liberty City is finally over. We’ve led the life of an Eastern European immigrant in search of the American Dream and a chance at revenge, to the rough and tumble biker just trying to keep his gang - or should I ...
Reviewed by ElectricBoogaloo on Nov. 8, 2009
Oh, wetwork. Geddit? (PS3)
 Taking inspiration from classic grindhouse movies, WET’s fairly unique visual style is mixed together with some slow-motion based gun combat that’s vaguely similar to both Max Payne and Stranglehold in its execution. Sadly, though, it’s a case of style over substance as the gameplay quickly becomes tedious, instead relying on ...
Reviewed by ElectricBoogaloo on Nov. 4, 2009
Command the power of rock! (X360)
 Staring at a heavy metal album cover can muster up many thoughts: why is there a Black Panther shooting laser beams from its eyes? Why do I find that so cool? And what in God’s name does this have to do with the actual music? The answer to the latter ...
Reviewed by ElectricBoogaloo on Oct. 21, 2009
11 out of 15 found this review helpful.
Who knew playing as a Jedi could be such a drag? (X360)
 The last few years has seen a plethora of Lego titles, tackling such high profile properties as the original and new Star Wars trilogies, the Indiana Jones movies and even the Batman universe. It’s difficult for a kid-friendly 3D platformer not to take inspiration and borrow a few ideas from ...
Reviewed by ElectricBoogaloo on Oct. 17, 2009
All you need is plastic instruments (X360)
Harmonix have always been fully committed to DLC with their Rock Band franchise; with new songs released every week to amass a gigantic library of content from a whole host of different genres and artists. However, one band has thus far eluded the downloadable sonisphere; specifically because they demand a much bigger ...
Reviewed by ElectricBoogaloo on Sept. 15, 2009
The realistic flight-sim makes its way to consoles (X360)
The IL-2 Sturmovik series has been a staple of PC combat flight simulators for many years now. Its overabundance of authentic World War II aircraft, large scale multiplayer and mechanically proficient simulation gameplay has made it a fan favourite among the PC gaming crowd. Thus far this enthusiasm has failed to transfer ...
Reviewed by ElectricBoogaloo on Sept. 15, 2009
4 out of 4 found this review helpful.
Holy awesome videogame, Batman! (X360)
It’s understandable to be a little sceptical coming into Batman: Arkham Asylum. Whenever developers Rocksteady have shown trailers, gameplay and screenshots, the game has looked fantastic; but that uncontrollable doubt is always lingering in the back of the mind purely because it’s a licensed comic book videogame. For that reason alone, Arkham ...
Reviewed by ElectricBoogaloo on Sept. 5, 2009
This game should have remained in the past. (XBLM)
There was a lot of excitement leading up the release of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time Re-Shelled. The original “Un-Shelled” edition was a big hit in the arcades back in ‘91, and later on for the SNES in ‘92. For a long time I shared this excitement, but a ...
Reviewed by ElectricBoogaloo on Aug. 22, 2009
2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
Because "Explosion Man" just sounds dumb. (XBLM)
A few levels into ‘Splosion Man you’ll find a rather large scientist with a particular fondness for doughnuts. Upon picking him up and using him as your own human shield, an original song about doughnuts, and how much everybody loves them, begins to play that could very easily rival the greatness of Portal’s ...
Reviewed by ElectricBoogaloo on Aug. 9, 2009
An unflattering end to a decent run of DLC. (X360)
Those that have spent a large amount of time exploring the Capital Wasteland in Fallout 3 have probably come across the downed Alien Spaceship before. It lies to the north and has little significance other than to provide you with one of the best weapons in the game and stir up some ...
Reviewed by ElectricBoogaloo on Aug. 9, 2009
So you want to be a pirate, eh? You look more like a flooring ins (XBLM)
It might be hard to grasp but back in the ’90s LucasArts were at the forefront of the adventure game genre. They may not have always received the commercial success they deserved, but critically, and amongst fans, LucasArts created some of the greatest games to ever grace the genre. The ...
Reviewed by ElectricBoogaloo on July 27, 2009
No leg humping or wrecking balls in sight. Phew. (X360)
Less than meets in the eye - a phrase that could easily be applied to the first video game tie-in to Michael Bay’s action-heavy robot opus, Transformers. It was a lesson in mediocrity, and as such, a new developer has been handed the reigns to the sequel in a bid ...
Reviewed by ElectricBoogaloo on July 23, 2009
LittleBigMetalGear. (PS3)
This Christmas the nice folks over at Media Molecule - creators of the ridiculously cute LittleBigPlanet - decided to team up with Konami to give us, the fans, a little gift. “What could this be?” You might ask. “Some new character skins?” As is the norm on LittleBigPlanet at the ...
Reviewed by ElectricBoogaloo on July 16, 2009
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Liberate Alaska. (X360)
Fallout 3 was one of the best games of 2008. Even after eighty hours of play it’s a difficult task to find everything there is to do in the Capital Wasteland, so it’s nice to see Bethesda are working on downloadable content to extend the playtime even further. Operation: Anchorage ...
Reviewed by ElectricBoogaloo on July 16, 2009
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
The Suber Bowl party went a bit OTT. (X360)
The Pitt didn’t get off to a good start. Within hours of going up, message boards were filled to the brim with angry gamers complaining of myriad glitches and crashes with Bethesda’s latest piece of downloadable content for Fallout 3. It was eventually taken down due to a corrupt file ...
Reviewed by ElectricBoogaloo on July 16, 2009
2 out of 3 found this review helpful.
The end was only the beginning (X360)
This is the one we’ve all been waiting for. Operation: Anchorage and The Pitt were decent expansions to the Fallout 3 universe, but Broken Steel has always been the big one everyone has looked ahead to. While it’s not quite the Shivering Isles of Fallout 3, it still offers plenty ...
Reviewed by ElectricBoogaloo on July 16, 2009
2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
I'm gonna have me some moonshine! (X360)
After the release of Broken Steel it looked like the end of the line for Fallout 3’s downloadable adventures. Luckily for us, however, Bethesda’s commitment to this sprawling open-world RPG is still in full swing as we have two new pieces of DLC to look forward to over the next ...
Reviewed by ElectricBoogaloo on July 16, 2009
5 out of 5 found this review helpful.
Getting better with every round. (PS3)
Back when this gen was next-gen, Fight Night Round 3 shocked and awed everyone with its graphical prowess. It was the first game to truly show what the current batch of consoles were capable of, and anyone with a HDTV lapped it up just to flaunt to their friends (and ...
Reviewed by ElectricBoogaloo on June 29, 2009
Bustin' still makes me feel good! (PS3)
Twenty five years ago one film sent both children and adults into hysterics. It had scares, laughs, memorable characters and a gigantic Stay Puft Marshmallow Man; it was everything anyone could ever want from an epic comedy, fully cementing itself as one of the all-time classics of modern cinema. Developers ...
Reviewed by ElectricBoogaloo on June 24, 2009
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.