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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A great game...period., July 11, 2002
Well, I am writing this up from a sleepless night of playing Klonoa 2. It was a short little thing, but I loved every moment of it. It was just fun. Now, I've never played the original Klonoa, but this game makes me want to have. Here's a rundown of the game's 'points.'Graphics: Very nice, cel-shaded graphics. I personally would've preferred hand-drawn, but whatever. This way the classic gamers and newer ones can be happy simultaneously. The Colors are very bright and pleasant and kept my attention. Design: This game is brilliantly designed. The characters have this weird...fuzzy look to them, so I guess they're animals. The monsters and bosses are also quite imaginative, and remind me somewhat of a Tim Burton project. Very well-done. Music: Eh, the music was OK. Nothing that really stood out to me. Voive-Acting: Despite the weird and utter cuteness, I felt that the characters' voices were well-done. Perhaps that's because they kept the ORIGINAL JAPANESE VOICE-ACTORS! Strangely, the game isn't in Japanese or English, I think it is in a made-up language, like in the Panzer Dragoon games. Very creative, very unique. Controls/Fun: As bad controls can make or break a game, I have put the controls and fun level into the same category. Anyhow, the conrols were VERY simple (directions, jump and ring-toss), and the game is a side-scroller, so some of you newbie gamers had better watch out. The simple contols, nonetheless, had me worried as to how much the game would vary, but it ended up doing so quite nicely. You got the chance to fly on helicopter baddies, shoot up into the air via a rocket or cannon, ride a snowboard, shoot up in the air using an electric baddie, and more. Therefore, I have to say that this game was VERY fun, though some stupid newbie gamers may be turned off by it's cuteness, surrealism, non-horrible, non-English voice-acting, classic feel, and lack of violent deaths. Still, I would at least rent this baby, it's really quite the nice distraction.
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