THE DISGRACE OF PLAYING TRASH GAMES
It's Trash Game Sunday and Lea knows it.
Second part of this Breakthrough Gaming double feature, and this time is the "Challenge Mode Edition" of Breakthrough Gaming's Rock, Paper, Scissors.
Videogame Idiocy at work.
The main objective of this game is the same as in the original version: Reach the highest amount of right guesses by choosing either Rock, Paper or Scissors like in the Jankenpon game from Alex Kidd in the Enchanted Castle. You'll probably think the game might have to improve to make this game more challenging like a higher score to get all the trophies, but no. Myron Kevan Tynes Jr. on his "Smart-ass" ideology, decided to shorten the 50 second time limit of the original game, giving you only 30 seconds to reach 5 right guesses. The worst problem is in fact, time itself. Because the time between guesses (either right or wrong) take 4 seconds, and 1 real time second is basically 3 in-game seconds, making the trophy progression almost impossible.
Breakthrough Gaming is not just faithful to God, but also to John Hammond's "Spare No Expense" philosophy as the game recycles everything from their past work: Same bad graphics, same bad music and the same biblical lesson about not giving up when things don't go the way we want in life.
We should be careful on what we say, Nina.
Shizuka is two steps closer of going berserk.
Looks like online stores are urged for crap. Just do yourself a favor and avoid this game at all costs.
JUST DIE ALREADY, TRASH GAMES!!