![]() The credits roll and the music kicks in, then there's a number of opening sequences the game won't ever let you skip. And that becomes an all too fitting caveat made doubly relevant once Piposaru Academia gets underway. Sure, dressing one up in a suit and giving it a cigarette may make us all smile, but its constant ass slapping and habitual masturbation is hardly the definition of quality entertainment. The problem is though, try as they might, monkeys are not very good at imitating other people. ![]() And while there's nothing here that could rival the party greats of Mario and Wario, there's most definitely charm and personality to spare. Players that push on though may be surprised to find that the aforementioned probability factor eventually comes into play as the medium sized line-up of assorted mini games begins to display some real potential. That is, a shambling mess of good ideas weighed down by some piss poor game design and random helpings of thrown fecal matter. Then again, if Sony took those very same simians and slapped them through a portable party game, you'd probably end up with something resembling Piposaru Academia. If a thousand monkeys were locked away with a thousand typewriters for an infinite period of time, you'd eventually have Hamlet. "The problem is though, try as they might, monkeys are not very good at imitating other people. ![]()
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