Kane Bugeja writes:
At EB Expo 2013, I got the chance to try out the Omnitrix, not literally unfortunately, and try my hand at High Voltage Software‘s newest title Ben 10: Omniverse 2. Get ready to blast your way through invading aliens as the baddest kid to ever save the day: Ben 10.
Ben 10 Omniverse 2 followed the commendable original title with a lacklustre cash-in. Such a shame for the kids.
AdyCarter says "I must confess that prior to playing this game I had very little grasp of what Ben 10 was all about, my children having largely ignored the franchise as have their friends. For the uninitiated, the basic premise is that the titular Ben has a device known as the Omnitrix which enables him to transform into various puntastically named aliens in order to fight crime, other aliens and the perils of growing up."
"I recently reviewed two games: Adventure Time: Explore the Dungeon Because I Don’t Know! and Ben 10 Omniverse 2. These games have a few things in common: They’re both based on cartoons, and they share a publisher. The one thing these games do not share is a difficulty level; completing everything Adventure Time had to offer was difficult, and it took a couple of weeks to complete all of the game’s content, while Ben 10 took fewer than ten hours over two days to complete and required minimal effort." Zach Bridge
There's no problem with this, just play Nintendo games they have it all worked out. Follow that guide line.
Seeing this reminds me that I need to catch up on my Omniverse watching. The inclusion of the series' voice cast is pretty awesome, just hope the game is good when it drops