
Game name: WET
Platform: PS3, Xbox360
Released: Sept 2009
WET is a Kill Bill-themed video game that shares the same mechanics as Max Payne and Dead to Rights. Players will play the role of Rubi, a hot chick with an attitude who does the dirty work for people for a money (LOL). You’ll be jumping through countless obstacles while shooting enemies in the game. The whole concept is no longer considered new in our gaming meta but the game does have its perks despite its lack of originality. The game is literally Kill Bill revamped into a video game. You’ll be traveling the world in search of the guy who wants you dead while facing a nice set of unique and creepy characters.
You’ll start with a sword and dualwield pistols but will gain access to more firepower once you progress through the game. Upgrades like “increase weapon damage” can also be acquired through the item shop, allowing you to gain the upper advantage while at the same time increasing Rubi’s fighting style.
Cut to the chase:
Aside from the horrendous graphics, WET’s controls are pretty stiff. Combined with the unforgiving level design, the crappy stiff controls make this game pretty hard. If you dont remember what it was like to make that long jump from the ledge in Super Mario Bros, this game is sure to refresh your memory. Just saying, it’s not the levels that make this game hard, but the sucky controls. While the game is supposed to be fast paced, you’re bound to take your time in order to not fall regularly. The camera angles are awkward as hell. You’ll find ruby blocking your view on certain occasions, making the jump a bit harder than hell.
The game suffers from a lot of graphical glitches, with elements passing through objects and things vanishing into god knows where. If you think that’s all, WET also has a lot of bugs that’s sure to ruin the experience. There are times when doors refuse to open regardless of how fast you push the square button when doing so. The only remedy would be to exit the door opening mini game and try again.
WTFH
The enjoyability factor diminishes itself after 30 mins of gameplay. The game features a lot of acrobatics but the controls are too fucked up to keep up. The profanity level is also awesome, as you’ll be seeing this hot chick saying FUCK FUCK all the way till the end of the game. The game also features a nice set of timed button inputs during cinematics or even ingame, making the game a bit immersive regardless of its cons.
Verdict? Dont buy it…
“REST IN PEACE SHITSTICK”


Wow! apparently I missed writing stuff here. Yeah, a lot has happened since my last post. Just don’t know if I’ll be able to muster enough brain juice to jot them down. First of all, I realized that having all 3 nextgen consoles isn’t that much of a good thing after all. The room has changed a lot since my last post not to mention the length of my hair LOL. The room’s a bit spacious, possibly enough to accommodate 2 people ^__^. I would most probably be needing a new bed though, since the bed isn’t even enough to keep me from falling off when I sleep. 


Well, I guess I havent jotted down anything for quite a while. Do believe me when I say that I’ve been terribly busy with work these days. Not to mention me being busy splurging. Hmmm…. updates updates updates…


