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You're fired, if anything Stranglehold is nothing like Dead To Rights and more like Max Payne. Dead To Rights was a steaming pile, while Max Payne was actually a good series. In this case, I think Stranglehold is awesome because in the end it's basically Max Payne on crack.
Well and Katamari is Katamari. You either love it or you don't. For what it is, it's awesome and it's not gonna be full price. Just like all of the previous Katamari games, but I'm pretty sure by this blog you haven't played them either.
Oh and I agree with Lemon. This titles fit nicely in the epic category... Now gargatuan... That's a whole different category that I don't think these two are suited for. Stranglehold comes very close, but the demo never does a full game justice.
"Epic"?? I can only assume Lemon youve never played any good games, ever.
yep, you do either 'love it or you dont'. Insightful.
only the embolded (new word!!) count. sorry.