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To restore health, you need to pick up chips. In addition, you can earn an extra life if you find and take a special coin. Gradually, gamers get the opportunity to use a trampoline, teleport and boosters. Download torrent. The site administration is not responsible for the content of the materials on the resource.
If you are the copyright holder and want to completely or partially remove your material from our site, then write to the administration with links to the relevant documents. Graphics: Great representation of the characters and movie clips, with virtually no graphical errors. Action does slow a bit when the screen is too crowded, but doesn't affect gameplay.
Sound: Background music is a bit silly and plays off of the action during the game. Actual cast members from the movie provide some of the voices. Enjoyment: The three levels you play are all training, so you always have the feeling you're going to get some "real" levels. Still, it's a fun-filled monster school setting, and the three areas have variety and depth. Replay Value: It's possible to beat the game by attaining all the bronze medals, but you'll have to go back to the same levels again to get silver and gold.
Find and consume a bag o' calories in order to heal your character if he has become injured. You can also find extra try tokens, giving you an extra life, or monster tokens to ensure a silver certificate. A gold certificate can only be achieved if all eight Nerves are scared and all 10 monster tokens are found on each level.
I have become so used to the higher-quality graphics of the PS2 and PC that I first thought the graphics were really terrible. In reality they aren't too bad.
There is no lag when multiple items are moving on the screen and both Sulley and Mike look and move really well. There are no choppy movements or muddy environments. For a PlayStation game that isn't epic, the graphics translate well and should please even the most picky nine-year-old kid. There are even cutscenes taken directly from the movie, and while they most certainly don't look as sharp as the beautiful movie animation, SCEA did a good job translating to the PlayStation format.
I'm not entirely sure why the cutscenes were put in the game, as they had no relevance and failed to move the story along, but I'm sure this game's target audience will be excited about them. The first thing I noticed when Mike and Sulley talked was that, outside of the movie cutscenes, the actors were not Billy Crystal and John Goodman. The two people they got to provide the voices did a fairly good job of sounding like Crystal and Goodman. Hey, the voice acting is the coup de grace of the game's audio and I will admit, it was done really well.
I really liked the crabby Monsters, Inc. While the movie is the most original part of the game, the controls and play are not. This game is played exactly like most third-person adventures: jump, attack and run, with the mildly interesting yet eventually monotonous scare mode. Like most Disney Interactive games, Monsters, Inc.
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