Customer Reviews

Arthur & the Invisibles

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4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(0)
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Arthur & the Invisibles Rave. If you're a fan of the Spyro series games, than you'll love this game. Puzzles, hidden areas, flying, racing, the hold bit. This game can be played with two players, and the movie clips are great to watch. If you need help with any of the levels you can email me, I've played it twice.

I was surprised at how good this game was. I thought it would be for very small children, but found it was fun for all ages. There are some tough parts where you have to target shoot items when you are moving. Lots of puzzles to do and items to collect. Good game.

Me and my 6yr old love this game. Warning--its addicting!

I'm a long time gamer, with well over 200 games in my collection, and I rate this game overall as the very best game Ever! I love all the Jak & Daxters, all the Ratchet and Clanks, so this gives you an idea of my rating thoughts.

I have replayed Arthur twice, and will replay it again.

Great environment, great camera controls, great mix of puzzles and fighting.

Final Boss took me 2 days of practice to get through, but if you keep with it, you can get through it. There are some quite difficult skill events, so if you are easily frustrated, you may not find it as enjoyable as I did.

What a great game. I have over 100 PS2 games in my collection, and I would rate this overall the best.

It has fighting, Great puzzles, free range exploring, and the flying portions are very challenging. I only like games with full camera control, and this one does it well.

The final boss is one of the most difficult skill events I have ever encountered...it took me two days, but I love hard skill challenges so I stayed with it and got through it.

While the game is absolutely beautiful, all the talking got on my nerves. Especially the little chattering sidekick who is telling Arthur how to do things. The screnery is gorgeous but you are really not allowed to explore it. I like to look around and figure out the puzzles but that is impossible here. The little sidekick is by your side the entire time, instucting you on each step and then waits until you do it! I kept thinking that I must be in training, but it never quit. Maybe I didn't get far enough into the game. It became tiresome switching from character to character as well. I love role-playing and fantasy and I am the type that would prefer to "bond" with one charater. I will probably go back and finish it eventually but for now, not likely.