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It’s time to Press Your… Oh wait. It’s this abomination of a game.
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Peter Tomearas: Stop at a Whammy.
Announcer: [v.o.] Presenting, the WHAMMYBOLTS! [Enter the Whammybolts, who try to fly in a bit-sign formation but collide with each other]
Edited
I meant Giant Bomb , the video game review site. They would sit around and smack talk the game as they played it, and with how bacd the Ludia games were… yeah, they were pretty enjoyable :)
I haven’t heard about that game, do you happen to have a review of it?
Also, while Ludia did okay with their The Price is Right game, their “$1,000,000 Pyramid” game (based supposed on the 1980s version of the game, yet they used the Donnymid format) was absolutely terrible.
The Giant Bomb versions of the various Ludia game shop adaptions are ALL GREAT (because of how bad the underlying game is).
http://www.giantbomb.com/videos/quick-look-press-your-luck-2010/2300-1691/
http://www.gameshowgarbage.com/ind125_pylonwii.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwq4d_HQQaU
As you may now, the concept of Press Your Luck is very simple, yet this company (Ludia) managed to screw it up. Some of mess-ups include the board not being random at all, the A.I. of the computer opponents being terrible (how do you not know how many months there are in a year?!), and the board sounds. (they used the first board sound, and it cuts out only 0.5 seconds into a spink)
The other thing about this game is that FremantleMedia (the company that “owns” the PYL franchise, including their own spin-off of PYL called “Whammy!”) actually filed C&D orders on various fan-made PC versions of the game, and those games are much much better than the Ludia version. How a game company can make a game that’s worse than fan-made games that only have about 2-3 people working on it at most…