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Rating: 2,
Useful: 2 / 5
Date: May 10, 2004
Author: Amazon User
though the graphics are stellar and place you in a 3d enviroment this game falls short on every other aspect even for fans of the series. after writing various companies asking them to develop a ozzy and drix game for the gba i didn't expect it to be quite like this. ozzy and drix doesn't boast a variety of moves only jump and shoot atcually. the game also combines driving, side scrolling action and a first person shooter mode but none of these are executed well and doesn't help the game's run and jump boring gameplay. the controls are also slightly slugglish and the 3d perspective can make it very hard to shoot enemies and even jump. Ozzy & Drix is an example of putting too many eggs in one basket. The 3D visuals are great, but every other aspect of the game comes up short. The level designs are boring; the controls are terrible; you can beat it in an hour and there is no replay value. the final verdict: don't buy this game!
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