Super Meat Boy

vague_optimism's Super Meat Boy (Xbox 360 Games Store) review

The meat shall inherit the Earth.

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Good story, phenomenal music, tight controls, hilarious sense of humor, ass-spanking challenges, delirious design, tons of secrets, and free DLC levels all for one low price. It really doesn't get much better than this...and that's what makes it so terrible. 
 
Like a siren's song, Super Meat Boy's fantastic gameplay and storytelling will lure you to crash on its rocky, jagged, razor blade-spewing, salt-encrusted, festering shores and you won't even feel bad about it afterwards. (Certainly not a game for everyone, though.)

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Super Meat Boy(Xbox 360 Games Store) by simoenss on October 21, 2010
Super Meat Boy is a platformer that makes you cry as much as it makes you laugh. This is definitely a game that demands a download of the free trial before purchase because you'll either love it or hate it.    What appeals to me are the charming graphics, fun references and most of all the tight controls which help you steer through the sometimes insanely difficult levels. You can start and stop whenever you wish, land on exact pixels and change directions mid-air but it will take some practice ...
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