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Professor-Silly reviews The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition (X360)
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Professor-Silly said...
While it has very cute and humorous moments, this game reminds me of a time when I found a lot of games more frustrating than fun. Some of the actions required to move on seem so utterly random, that I am sure in the past I would have gotten stuck and given up. These days, when I get stuck, I just look up the solution online and move on...but in the time when this game originally came out--or a game such as Myst--I didn't have reliable internet access.
I doubt I'll be playing this again, now that I've got 200/200 gamerscore from it.
Hey, at least I got in on sale!
Game Traits applied to The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition (X360) by Professor-Silly
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The Setting:Fantasy
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Playing As:
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Playing Against:puzzles
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How it's Played:Puzzle action adventure
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General Tone:good storyline, funny, Sarcastic
The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition (X360)
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Adventure/Third-Person Graphic Adventure
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