Excerpt: Licensed games such as this are often primarily targeted towards the more casual minded gamer, who perhaps don’t play games all that often but may very well be huge fans
Excerpt: Games based on licensed properties have proven to be a hard to grasp category lately. Sometimes they outright suck, other times they end up being incredible experiences.
Excerpt: Games based on licensed properties have proven to be a hard to grasp category lately. Sometimes they outright suck, other times they end up being incredible experiences.
Conclusion: THE VERDICT: Games like Alias are not made for gamers. They're made for consumers walking the aisles at entertainment megastores who see a familiar face and say: What the...
Summary: On the show, Sydney Bristow is the spandex-clad queen of gadgetry and gusto. If only the developers of this game had even an inkling of her know-how.
Pros: Star-studded voice cast; innovative split-screen tech; Jennifer Garner's tight, digital ass to ogle.
Cons: Lackluster combat controls; so-so character animations; average graphics; non-strategic gameplay.
Summary: The core concepts found within Alias are of a proven ilk, but the devil's in the details, as they say, and the sloppy execution of said concepts can't keep the game
Conclusion: For fans of the TV show Alias is probably well worth a purchase, they will probably be able to put up with the simplicity of certain parts of the game and get a fair bit
Excerpt: There seems to be no end to licensed games based on moves, books and TV shows. The vast majority are poor games yet still sell well due to the established fan base.