Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game

sometingbanuble's Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game (Xbox 360 Games Store) review

If 3D were never a thing this game would be King

Enjoyable 2D side-scrolling beat em up. It follows the movie Scott Pilgrim vs. The World. I really enjoyed this. The music is the best part of it. It has really led me to a resurgence of side-scrolling games. I am currently playing Shaq Fu: A Legend Reborn. I also recently got a Switch, which is where I played it. I played through the whole game not understanding that there was a special move when pressing the left bumper. There are different taunts that can be used if playing multiplayer. I never played multiplayer which would be great if I ever run into somebody else with a switch. There are multiple levels representative of the boyfriends from the movie. Really not much to say. It's a 5/5 star. Don't think I've finished a beat em up in a while.

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