2014/8/12: Super Nintendo: Itchy and Scratchy, Spiderman, Spawn

[VideoGameCritic]

This set of "F" SNES reviews has been a long time coming.  You wouldn't believe how hard it is to write complete reviews of games when they are this bad.

[Gilly1]

[QUOTE=videogamecritic]This set of "F" SNES reviews has been a long time coming.  You wouldn't believe how hard it is to write complete reviews of games when they are this bad.[/QUOTE]

You tortured yourself playing these 3 so that we don't have to. Way to take the bullet.

[mbd361]

Is Acclaim's name supposed to be ironic? Like a bald man being nicknamed Curly or a large man being nicknamed Tiny?

[Vexer1]

I noticed that Power Rangers is still in your upcoming reviews list even after you reviewed it weeks ago.

[Rev1]

Damn... Triple F's. That's a first. I've never even heard of the Itchy and Scratchy game. You're right, that should have been a funny beat'm'up. How did they mess it up?

Good reviews, thanks.

[Jake_JacobZu7zu71]

[QUOTE=Rev]Damn... Triple F's. That's a first. I've never even heard of the Itchy and Scratchy game. You're right, that should have been a funny beat'm'up. How did they mess it up?

Good reviews, thanks.[/QUOTE]

It seems as though Acclaim just rushed all their games to stores, without proper play testings, and believing it's actually fun by the cool theme alone.

I dunno, but all 3 games by same company and all F's...! seems fishy that Acclaim.

Never knew of these games on SNES before, and it's good news after all lol.

[JWK1]

Always love it when SNES games get reviewed. Too bad they had to be "Super Ninten-bombs."

[ActRaiser1]

[QUOTE=mbd36]Is Acclaim's name supposed to be ironic? Like a bald man being nicknamed Curly or a large man being nicknamed Tiny?[/QUOTE]

That was funny.  I never thought of it that way before, but you are definitely on to something.

[VideoGameCritic]

The sad part is, these were made toward the end of the SNES lifecycle, so there's no excuse for the shoddy work.

For some reason Acclaim got a lot of big licenses.  Then they probably put junior programmers to work on the games, thinking the licenses themselves would ensure high sales.