Game Vortex writes: "I will say, I am flat out disappointed in Astro Boy: The Video Game. I got a brief glimpse of these games at E3 and what I saw was promising, but the end result ended up being annoying, difficult and too repetitive to be worth the trouble.
There is one area that Astro Boy does right, and that's the graphics. The game's 2D, side-scrolling presentation is reminiscent of Mega Man and other platformers. Astro himself is small on the screen, but still full of enough detail to make him distinctly Astro. Even Astro's strange weapons like his Arm Cannon and Butt Guns are definitely visible when activated."
Jerry from BagoGames says, "I decided to play an older Team Sonic title, Astro Boy, and found myself mad at old Team Sonic as well as new Team Sonic."
Some people refer to Osamu Tezuka as "the Walt Disney of Japan." No offense intended, but frankly that's giving Disney too much credit. That's not to say that Disney's work didn't have a huge impact on art, animation, and film; rather, Tezuka's impact was even more profound. Better to describe him as Walt Disney, Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, and Charles Schulz all rolled into one.
3djuegos: Our old hero cyber heart and human feelings back to life after an extensive time of dormancy. The film has its upcoming video game adaptation with a desire to revive classical genres with all the magic original manganime heiress. An action-packed adventure in search of lost innocence.
