Scene It? isn't going to blow up anyone's skirt as revolutionizing the way you play games, nor does it pack any kind of visual punch, but that doesn't take anything away from the undeniable fact that it's a very fun game to play with a group of friends. Is it worth the 60 dollar entry fee? Given that a regular game of Scene It? is going to run you 40 bucks from a retail store, I'd say, yes. You get hundreds more questions, four controllers (even if they have ripped off Buzz's design), and the real kicker is that the Xbox 360 varies the 1,800 questions much better than a standard DVD player. Movie buffs, the game for you has arrived.
Geoff, Gavin, and Ray go over the top eleven party games.
What this editorial is going to look at is the craze that has slowly risen to become an accepted genre with gaming – the Party Game. Is this a good road for gaming to be taking, and is it making gaming be accepted socially?
Meristation: After two previous deliveries only for Xbox 360, the third installment in the saga Scene It? study changes and becomes cross-platform developer. Thus, the Canadian study Artificial Mind and Movement, better known as A2M, has been responsible for this new version. The spirit of such trivial game remains intact and given the success of their previous releases, it is not surprising that has been developed for all three platforms on the market.
WTF!? How on earth could such a game get such a high score? It's a terrible rip-off of PS2 Buzz games and a weak casual title for 360. Everything in this game from look to the controller is stolen. The only decent things are some of the movie ideas and questions.
...and it was actually kind of fun - questions were certainly a lot more difficult. The visuals were different enough from the Buzz games on the PS2 to make it feel fresh and new and the speed of moving from question to question seemed a lot faster. Its certainly nice not being constantly interrupted by a sleazy CG host like on Buzz.
As for the controller - hell, what else did people expect. You could say that PS3 stole the idea for the triggers and SIXAXIS on their PS3 controller. What I'm saying is that there is only so much you can do with this type of input device. At least its wireless.
AND IM STILL NOT GOING TO PURCHASE THIS 'GAME'
that good ole dvd video game became a dvd video game for the 360...aint it grand
I'm going to get this. It's the ultimate scene it, now i don't have to keep buy an new one and have more clutter in my house. Hopefully the have DLC for it, which will extend it's replay value to the ceiling. I love these type of games, brings the family together, i don't like being bothered when i play Halo, Bioshock, Gears of War, Orange Box, God of War, Shadow of the ....., and you get the picture. But sometimes that's too much alone time. I love playing with my girl and her kids every once and awhile. Tetris Splash is totally addicting with the 4 player mode. Now we have another game to bring us together.
It's a great time to be a gamer indeed.