Monday, 24 December 2012
Ice Age: Continental Drift - Artic Games [2012]
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Technical specs:
Category: Mini-Games
Manufacturer: Activision
Operating System: XP/Vista/7
Language (s): English
Release Year: 2012
Number of DVD (s): 1
Size: 1.5 GB
System Requirements
Operating System: Windows XP / Vista / 7
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo clocked at 2.40 GHz
Memory: 1GB
Hard Disk Space: 2 GB
Sound: DirectX 9.0 compatible
Video: 256 MB VRAM (GeForce 8600 GTS / ATI Radeon HD 3650)
Game Review:
Ice Age: Continental Drift – Arctic Games almost manages to rewrite your feelings on the Ice Age films, erasing some of the positive memories you might have carried. I’ve laughed out loud and genuinely enjoyed the movies I’ve seen, but Activision’s latest game nearly spoils all that with poor renditions of the main characters and gameplay that is as generally dull as it is inconsistent.
I’m not often harsh on a game, I like to think I can see through sloppy presentation and a few dodgy issues if the mechanics are solid and there’s some promise there, but Arctic Games starts badly (with some low resolution, cheap looking video footage) and somehow gets worse, the so-called Story Mode peppered with more low-rent FMV and even managing to actually repeat the various minigames as the plot rumbles on to pad things out.
Targets, always good fun.
Thankfully, most games are actually just against the clock or a score level, although even with these simple, life-long markers it’s not really evident how you’ve done (or even if you’ve actually won) until the end, when the game inexplicably then deducts seconds or adds on points depending on how many acorns you’ve come across during a downhill descent or hit on the arc of a target somewhere out to sea in the long-range catapult game.
You’re unlikely to lose first time, despite the game rules passing by once as the game loads and then being left without button prompts to figure things out for yourself. When you do struggle – as I did in the one that sees Diego leaping from block of ice to block of ice against a timer and some nasty game rules and controls that see you plunging into the water through no fault of your own – it’s controller-smashingly annoying.
The confusing ice jumping minigame.
This isn’t a party game because there’s really no party here, and only a couple of the games are actually any good (the one where you’re tasked with plugging holes is perhaps the highlight, requiring deft use of the twin analog sticks). The various options are really only variations on a theme, and this will realistically only provide an hour or so’s entertainment for kids with nothing else to play.
Pros
- Workmanlike graphics.
- Kids might appreciate the characters.
- Inconsistent gameplay.
- Just not really all that much fun.
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Installation:
One. Mount ISO with daemon tools and install
2nd. Copy all files from the SKIDROW folder to the game folder
3rd. play the game
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