Looks like Telltale games wanted to do Scott Pilgrim

Of course, they had a lot to shove into the movie. 7 (well, 6, I guess) evil ex fights, Nega Scott, massive character development that spans half the movie?

I mean, 6 books is a lot of ground to cover. They had to shorten the movie down at some point.

True.

I mean, they did do it quite well. I liked it quite a lot. I guess it just left a bad impression on some people.

They did at least have Ramona snap on him, calling him "another evil Ex waiting to happen".

Which then gets broken when they both walk off together at the end, all his problems apparently solved by being caught and forced into an admission of guilt in regards to cheating. :P

And yes, I've been talking about the film. I don't have a strong opinion on the comic one way or another.

Yep, yep. I don't really care for how the film handled his character development.

And of course, by handled, I mean sodomized and thrown in the back alley to be forgotten.

I personally thought the movie was horrible. The game is a lot better and fun from what I played and saw but I thought the sound work(music, sound effects) was kinda lackluster honestly.

I'm a sucker for good chiptune music/mixes, so I really loved the game's soundtrack (to the point where I bought all of Anamanaguchi's albums on iTunes. All 2 of them, 3 if you count the game's soundtrack). To be honest, if the music was lacking I probably wouldn't be enjoying the game as much as I am.

The only thing I didn't like about the game was the lack of online multiplayer, since I was under the assumption that it had that.

edited 20th Feb '11 12:46:45 AM by Customer

Never played the game, but I listened to the soundtrack at the request of a friend.

Eh. Not really into chiptunes. Not bad, but just not my style.

Yeah, I get that a lot. It's apparently some sort of acquired taste or something, according to others.  ^*

^{Incidentally, I'm listening to both versions of No More Bugs as I was typing this, though I don't know if you'd call those songs chiptune-style themes.}