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3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Minority ReportAug 27, 2003
This game was so cool, and it has variety of enemies so you won't get bored with this game. And this game sure will make you addicted (in a good way of course.) Anyway, what I'm trying to say was that this came was really COOL.........
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
GREAT!Nov 24, 2003
It was cool. I liked it alot. The game was Just Like the movie. I recommened it. I recommened it beacause it's ation packed and it has cool weapons straight out from the movie.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Just run from this gameJan 30, 2003
By N. Durham
"Big Evil"
Considering how disappointing the home system versions of Minority Report were, I thought the GBA version would be better. And while this GBA conversion licensed from the spectacular film of the same name is a bit better, that isn't saying much, and this game is almost unplayable. The game's biggest flaw, one which all will notice immediately, is the targeting interface which can't tell a villian from an innocent civilian, and you'll have to frequently press the shoulder buttons to cycle through targets while you are being shot at and bludgeoned by enemies, making the game nearly impossible to play. If not for this huge problem, Minority Report would be an utterly fantastic game and the best licensed game on the GBA bar none. The graphics are pretty good and the characters and backgrounds are nicely animated (albeit repeated quite a bit), while the sound is half decent and now and then you'll notice some talk and sounds from the film. All this however, along with any other good point of the game, is overshadowed by the targeting system which will really grate on any player's nerves. All in all, Minority Report for the GBA is worth a play or two, but expect to get ready to throw your GBA against the wall in frustration.
3 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Very Challenging, but to the Point of AnnoyanceMar 05, 2003
By Susan Timm
"Jesus"
This was the first game I bought for GBA, and the first taste I had of the power of the little handheld system. It was really impressive in most aspects, but had a few annoying flaws. The biggest one is the targeting system: you have to press a button to lock on to an enemy and press another to shoot. Although this did not bother me much in Dead To Rights, poor control response and having to cycle through targets to avoid civilians, make it a problem in this game. Another bad thing is the difficulty of the game. It took me 45 min to complete the first level! And there are no in mission saves. Although this can frustrate you, it gives you a big feeling of accomplishment when you beat a level (I am at level 5 out of 10). But the worst things about this game is it has to load everytime you go through a door. This is especially maddening in maze levels such as The Precrime Building. But why does it have to load at all? It's a CARTRIDGE! However the graphics are good, levels interesting and weapons cool. And I picked this game and many others up at Sam's Club for [$$$], so if you get a deal like that get it. However I wouldn't reccomend paying [$$$] or [$$$]for it.
2 of 21 found the following review helpful:
AWSOME! BE A AGENT ON THE LAMAug 22, 2002
AWSOME! BE A AGENT ON THE LAM, AND FIGHT FOR YOUR LIFE. IT IS SO REALISTIC.
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