psychodog

Me being first to this game shows it's obscurity. You know a game's not going to be good when it's $5 at the store, even when it comes with 20 invitations. The only appeal this game had was the invitations it came with. The game play was nothing but poorly made mini games. To add on to that, there were only about 10 mini games. 10! I played this game for 15 minutes, and I milked it for all it's worth.

Though it was shadowed by fallout 3, I found New Vegas much more appealing. The story may have been a bit bumpy, but the game play, soundtrack, and atmosphere make up for that big time. This is currently not only my favorite game of the previous generation, but second favorite of all time.

Sega hit a home run with this one. Innovative, and for reasons I can't seem to figure out, it never got noticed by the majority of gamers. The only true flaw it sometimes gets repetitive, but the soundtrack makes up for that.

To me, it had the same magic that the original Boom Blox brought to the table. It's a shame these games were never truly noticed. An innovative game design that brought not only hours of fun, but a surprisingly well made level creator.

Fun, quirky, and a unique concept. Truly an overlooked game of the previous console generation, and another one of not only EA's gems, but Spielberg's.