'Final' boy and his blob trailer highlights mech-fighting, cloning, hugging
Things the NES original Boy and His Blob did not include: an oversized, super-punching blob-mech-fighter, a eerily rendered blob-boy-clone, and, of course, hugs, but ahead of the game's October 13th retail release, Majesco's just-released 'final trailer' for WayForward's update lets you see all three in action.
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monstrinho_do_biscoito
#1 – 5:12 AM September 8, 2009
i feel sick. too much cheesey voice overed 'heartwarming'ness.
bleugh.
the r kelly
#2 – 9:26 AM September 8, 2009
I remember failing to achieve at the NES version more than any other game of my childhood. I just couldn't figure this one out.
Patrick Arcee
#3 – 7:46 AM September 12, 2009
I'm glad they didn't try to inject artificial-cool into it, and if the gameplay lives up to the concept this time, it'll be good.
I'm not going to judge based on the voiceover, because all voiceovers have to be done by the severe "in a world" guy, or the "heartwarming adventure" guy. You can't change that, so just take comfort that long after our sun has burned out these two will be floating through the cosmos, narrating it all...