thordog
Feb 25th, 2007, 08:38 PM
If there is one Super NES game that deserves a second look, then this long lost sequel to an arcade classic deserves it. Q*Bert was a huge hit for Gottlieb/Mylstar back in the early '80s; however, its sequels (including this one) were lost in time.<br><br>
Unlike Q*Bert's Qubes which you had to get
all three visible sides to a certain color; Q*Bert
3 played more like the original. With that out of the way, I'll get this review over with.<br><br>
Game Play: Classic Q*Bert, only with plenty of maze
variety. Don't take my word for it; just play it.<br><br>
Graphics: The playing field graphics are pretty good, but the backgrounds are fucking awesome. Before the Super FX chip came out, this was a great
use of 3D back then for the Super NES.<br><br>
Music & Sound: Catchy would be the word I can describe it; I don't have that much to say.<br><br>
Originality: Not much outside of the level design and the graphics.<br><br>
Overall: Get this game if you want to see one of the games that time forgot.
Unlike Q*Bert's Qubes which you had to get
all three visible sides to a certain color; Q*Bert
3 played more like the original. With that out of the way, I'll get this review over with.<br><br>
Game Play: Classic Q*Bert, only with plenty of maze
variety. Don't take my word for it; just play it.<br><br>
Graphics: The playing field graphics are pretty good, but the backgrounds are fucking awesome. Before the Super FX chip came out, this was a great
use of 3D back then for the Super NES.<br><br>
Music & Sound: Catchy would be the word I can describe it; I don't have that much to say.<br><br>
Originality: Not much outside of the level design and the graphics.<br><br>
Overall: Get this game if you want to see one of the games that time forgot.