DreamWorks Shrek SuperSlam

The game’s combat system is fundamentally solid with an excellent combo system that is actually much more in-depth than I originally suspected.

To inspire any future attraction from older gamers, the developers must consider making adjustments to the game’s response system and also the overall action speed—even though Slamming Charming into the castle never gets old.

Shrek SuperSlam is a quality fighting game, combing raucous arena style battles with a party game atmosphere, not to mention the high-spirited cast of characters from the hit films.

It's obvious from the first minute of play time that SuperSlam aspires to copy "Super Smash Bros.," and a general lack of character responsiveness and a sometimes jittery framerate with multiple characters onscreen limits the fighter's potential.

Too easy and too short but Shrek Superslam still manages to continue the current happy trend of film conversions - or in this case, "inspired bys" - that are less than terrible. [Jan 2006, p.107]

All in all the premise of the game is fun. If you gave this game to a nine-year-old they would have smiles on their faces.

At first glance, this quirky little game captures the look and feel of the Shrek films well, but you’ll soon see that looks can be deceiving, once you crack into this little rotten nut.

Shrek SuperSlam is "Good", expect there are some flaws. It's too hard on the Story Mode. Cause what do you mean i need to do a 1v3... TWICE! That's just too hard for a game made for 10 year-olds.

Algunos personajes son interesantes de usar (a pesar de estar desbalanceados), lo mismo con los escenarios y desafíos. Puede hacerse un poco repetitivo, pero es muy divertido las primeras partiditas. Juega con amigos y destroza ese escenario con superslams!!!

This game exists and there are NO other qualities to it, and despite it's attempts, it can't overthrow Super Smash Bros