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Abstract: Licensed retail games are bad enough, but nothing exemplifies "cheap crap" quite like Xbox Live Arcade. With lower expectations come far lower standards, and it's so very easy to churn out a quick two-hour game based on the latest cartoon or movie wit...
Abstract: First, a little history. When PlayBrains approached Microsoft to get their title, Babo: Invasion, published, it was a sequel to the freeware shooter BaboViolent 2. Microsoft liked the game, but had one question: could the characters be Madballs? PlayBr...
Abstract: ACT IScene 1THE AUTHOR MEETS HIMSELF, TEN YEARS YOUNGERAuthor, 2009You know, I wish I could go back ten years and re-do a few things along the way.A flash of light is seen, and there are now two people in the room.author, 1999Whoa, where am I?AUTHOR, 2...
Engaging array of weapons and special attacks, Fast, fun online play, Steady stream of unlockables, Sizable campaign features coop play.
Visual issues plague different systems to different degrees, Annoying character quips.
Fast-paced multiplayer with a dash of strategic depth gets Madballs rolling, but stuttering visuals and lag issues may bring your fun to a screeching halt. ...
Abstract: Madballs in Babo: Invasion is what would happen if you threw Marble Madness and Twisted Metal into a blender; the basic idea of the game is to control an orb-like creature (or the head of your Mii TooAvatar) through several 3D stages, shooting various...
Abstract: Madballs in… Babo: Invasion is not your typical, churned-out XBLA entry as the title may convey. In fact, it's a bargain-priced offering that provides gamers with a fun, third-person shooter for either single- or co-op play. To top it off, the competit...
Abstract: Alex Smith7.7Although one could be forgiven in thinking that this game is a clone of Marble Madness, however in actual fact, Madballs is a third-person shooter that does rely on physics (rolling) and a healthy dose of weaponry. Boasting both single-pl...
Abstract: Skipping straight past all the Madballs jokes I thought of when I first heard I was reviewing this title, I guess we had better start with just what a Madball is. While I certainly don't remember the TV show from the '80's, I do think I may have had so...
