Wish-fulfillment
Some games try to give you the sensation of being Spiderman.
Other games try to tell the truth about it. Heh.
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Some games try to give you the sensation of being Spiderman.
Other games try to tell the truth about it. Heh.
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ARGGGHHHH!!!! 🙂
Wild … ly frustrating. And addicting, 56.6 so far.
I need a valium after playing that…..
If Parker were as awkward a teen as he’s supposed to be, Spider Man wouldn’t survive the first half of the first movie.
A little work on the controls and this could be a very addictive game. Right now it’s too much of a PITA to play to actually enjoy it.
Applying Raph’s theory about learning, five more minutes in teh game and I started to get the how’s of it. My best run is 108 as of yet. This si something I’ll save and let my kids play with. It’s a good way to teach them something about gravity and whatnot. Not scientificially, but at least in concept.
Springy webbing. I think I was busier laughing at the concept than trying to learn how to play. It’s like… snag! Aaaaaah-SLAM. Ow…
Hey, that’s not cool! I died by going too high!?
Reminds me a bit of Hamster Toss, though for some wierd reason, six months after playing the heck out of it, I can find it nowhere. Thank goodness for caches 🙂
Fun times.
Hahaha… thats a very interesting example of using a game to prove a point. I died very quickly…
183.67 YD! Err… I think I played too much 😉
I think my stick man has more concussions then I can count though.