This has been a long time coming, I’ve finally plucked up the courage and tackled what could possibly be the worst Lord of the Rings game I’ve EVER played. Is it as bad as I’m making it out to be? … just watch.
NOTE: Unfortunately the footage from the gamefaq’s section of the review seemed to cock up, I’m not sure why it’s flickering like that. If I mange to fix it I’ll re-upload the video…
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NOTE: This is a scene from my LOST: Via Domus review, which I eventually dropped as the game was just… fucking boring.
After what felt like an eternity I finally did it… I finally solved that BLOODY fuse box puzzle.
There are plenty of retro games that hearken back to the days of 8-bit and 16-bit consoles, but not many that show the ZX Spectrum much love. But that is no longer the case, have Tikipod created a game that is both fun to play and an affectionate love letter to a simpler era? Or has the cassette just jammed our tape players instead?
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The original Rock Boshers can be found here: http://tikipod.com/rockboshers/
UPDATE
Turns out the developer was a fan of the review…
This review of Rock Boshers DX: Director's Cut by @LostWarpPipe is pretty darn good/informative – https://t.co/FvzyHygsEP
— Dugan (@TIKIPODltd) March 11, 2015
Welcome back to Middle Earth Month, this is the second game I’ll be covering during the month of January.
Now licensed video games always get a bad reputation in the industry, but that’s not always a fair judgement. Alien: Isolation and the Shadow of Mordor have proven that there do exist good licensed games. EA also did a great job when they acquired the rights to the movie trilogy.
Special thanks to Mrkerbster3 and Alan3345 for supplying the gameplay footage!
And thank YOU for watching.
-Matt
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What with the release of the final Hobbit movie, I thought it would be fun to take a look back at some older games based on the works of J.R.R Tolkien.
Where better to start than the first game to be based on his work. Plus it’s on the ZX Spectrum. Everyone loves a bit of Speccy!
Special thanks to gamemusicparadise for supplying the video footage of a ZX Spectrum loading screen. And thank YOU for watching.
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-Matt
Lost in the Warp Pipe
Now since Rogue Legacy has very recently been released on the Playstation Network I felt it would be a good idea to produce a video that will assist new players in finishing the game.
Well… I say finish…
Time Cop? More like Time to play something else… ergh.
This game is absolute balls and easily one of the worst pieces of crap I’ve ever had the misfortune of playing.
I’m not sure what’s up with that ending though, my head feels a little fuzzy.
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