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For Parappa the Rapper 2,
fans will be aware already of what this game is about after playing the
original game and similar releases such as
Space Channel 5,
in that throughout the game you have to keep up with the pace of pressing
buttons on your joypad in time with others characters onscreen.
Starting in a burger bar, you find that all the food in town is turning into
noodles and, by doing as you're told, you'll be able to make the perfect burger.
Succeed in this level and it's onto visit Chop Chop Master Onion for some
"Romantic Karate", but it's more of the same with a slight increase in
game difficulty.
And for the record, I got as far as the fifth part of level 8 and then even
simple mistakes counted badly against me, but I blame that on having to take
the lead myself rather than following someone else's steps.
Graphically, it's undeniably excellent. It's colourful, smooth-flowing and
the screen swishes around brilliantly with no clipping or colour blocking,
which will make it appeal well across the age board.
The sound is great too, with funky music throughout for you to follow.
While it's easy to pick up and play, a question will be raised as to its
longevity, since it's fun for a while but not one you'll return to again and
again, unless it's really your bag, so for most of it a rental is advised first
if you're keen to play it.
GRAPHICS SOUND EFFECTS AND MUSIC PLAYABILITY ENJOYMENT
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