Scene It? can only be entertaining - not to mention, fair - if everyone playing not only has comparable movie knowledge but also comparable gaming experience, which is completely ludicrous for a casual party game. And the thing that's so infuriating about it all is that these problems could have been fixed with almost zero effort.
Were the developers so lazy that they couldn't be bothered to move a couple of static images around on the screen? And without online play, this game is as thoroughly phoned-in as pretty much any Robert De Niro performance from the past ten years.
The big screen adaptation of the classic arcade game stars Dwayne Johnson and hits theaters in 2018.
Do I smell another flop? San Andreas was not great. The special effects was the only thing that kept me awake. They are actually making a sequel to San Andreas.
The Rock is fast becoming the female oprah. Everything he touches turns into money. Who would greenlight a comedy about Baywatch? but with the Rock producing, they did. Even that San Andreas made a lot of money even if it wasn't that great...There are better videogame adaptations that would be more suitable for him like Spyhunter, Rolling Thunder, Contra, even Altered beasts. So many to choose from....I do think rampage could be a major flop since it wouldn't be that different from the recent king kongs and godzilla movies out there, which ironicially enough is what rampage the game is based off of.
Spaziogames: Finally debuted on the PS3 and Wii the now famous brand Scene It?, Former exclusive Xbox 360 console from Microsoft. A new, comprehensive format dedicated to the cinema has come to test the best experts: Oscar will play, or just a decent pastime.
Opening Paragraph: "The Buzz! Quzz franchise seems to be the the king of party trivia games for the PlayStation platform, but there is a new contender in town. If you have an xbox 360 or follow gaming in general, you may have heard of the game Scene It. For the first time ever, it is now availble on multiple platforms. Scene It? Bright Lights! Big Screen! differs from the Buzz series in that its content is based strictly on movie and tv categories. However that is no reason to give it lesser marks as it is still a great party trivia game. Whether you want to hone your skills by yourself, or challenge them against 3 of your friends, the chance to test your skills is there. Questions are challenging and cover a wide variety of movies and categories. Its not often i find a trivia game that focuses on one specific topic(in this case movies) that can garner my attention enough to enjoy playing the game again and again and again....."
I actually heard this one wasn't as fun as the other 2 on 360. I might have to check it out now.
