Futurama Game

[Reply #280 on:]

Just completed the game too, but I had to stop near the beginning cos Manhunt became an addiction.
But am now stuck on the 2nd level trying to get all the money pickups, am missing only 1 and its getting right on my tits! 

gaming eh?

[Reply #281 on:]

If u get it rigth u can find it but the second level is the hardest level exept Run,Bender Run that level is a mirical that i did.man but if u are a hardcore fan the force will be with you just keep in mind after this level it is smooth sailing after.keep that in mind then u will get it or u can find some cheats here: www.gamefaqs.com  there i garantie u will find some cheats.
but dont use cheats okay.from zleepy head the zleepiest head with no bra lol.
keep em comming da game rules

[Reply #282 on:]

come on people, a blurnsball game would be exellent. or mabye it could be a mini game on a nother game! confused? you should be

[Reply #283 on:]

a blurnsball game whould work IF this was a big game and not a small adventure game.in a hit and run style blurnsball whould work.but in action/adventure no way.

[Reply #284 on:]

A Futurama game which uses the Grand Theft Auto engine, can get a blernsball stadium then, or is it the madison cube arena thingy?

Actually that'd be phat! You could have loadsa of ships flying about but i dunno about flying into space. Hopefully with time PC's and consoles will be powerful enough to contain a whole universe in a game

[Reply #285 on:]

It's called Star Wars Galaxies. That's the best depiction of a "universe" so far.

[Reply #286 on:]

Yeah maybe, but I was hoping for a full-on 3D envirment (sp?) where each planet had its own city to explore abit like GTA or possibly just one planet with loads of different cities.

Actually that'd be quite cool, GTA where you can go to the airport and get on a plane to, say, san andreas *cough* or liberty city etcetera   

[Reply #287 on:]

SWG has a full-on 3d environment....

Sure, it doesn't play like GTA but the world is there.

[Reply #288 on:]

 If there is a sequel to the Futurama game, here's my idea. You first give the option on which character you want to play. Once again the choices will be Fry, Leela or Bender. Each game will be 10 hours in length and each game will be diffrent. They will follow the same story except in diffrent paths. The gameplay will be diffrent too. Fry's game would be a shooter like the first game, Leela's game would be a beat 'em' up without the puzzles and Bender's will be a 3D sidescroller. Of course like the first game you are required to collect nibblers to get secret stuff. And as and added bonus, You get to choose your own difficulty level.

Delivery Boy: Very Easy
Bending Unit: Easy
First Mate: Medium
Captain: Hard
Starship Captain: Very Hard

[Reply #289 on:]

 

Originally posted by rule brittannia:
come on people, a blurnsball game would be exellent. or mabye it could be a mini game on a nother game! confused? you should be

Blurnsball mini game = Genius

Blurnsball full game = Bound to suck

[Reply #290 on:]

is the futurama game any good? coz im considering buying it.

[Reply #291 on:]

It's fairly easy, but it's worth the buy because of the extras. You see, you can unlock video clips that, when played together, make a full-length-plus episode. There are also funny loading screens and great music by Christopher Tyng. I would definitely recommend at least renting it.

[Reply #292 on:]

renting yes, but buying no. its the kind of game that u cant play twice, and its extremely easy, and yet can be horrifically difficult. such as the last part of the right wing level with leela. a couple times ide get to the end of that amazingly long level with about 10 lives stacked up, then lose all 10 just at the very end of the level where u have to jump on each of the sinking platforms into the laval. it might be doable most of the time if it didnt require a complete mastery of quickly changing the cameras view

[Reply #293 on:]

[zoidberg]"90 dollars for just one episode. 90 dollars! Ah SLM, you're finally becoming a crafty consumer![/zoidberg]
As a fairly hardcore game fan I almost regret buying this... but I don't. It made me laugh like no game since Sam and Max, but seriously, if one turned the sound off it would be a very lacklustre experience, indeed. My original plan was to wait until it dropped in price, but when I noticed the scarcity of copies about the place, I panicked and bought it.

Bender's one liners are great! "I'm better than you!"

[Reply #294 on:]

 

Originally posted by SlackJawedMoron:
90 dollars

Sweet satan on a pogo stick, how much do games cost in Australia?

[Reply #295 on:]

$90 is average for new release console and PC games, though some new games can be as much as $110. Reduced price games start from fifty and go down from there. Games in the U.S. are, what - fifty? Sixty? Despite the stronger American dollar, there is a major disrepency (in the area of thirty dollars) there. But as long as people pay that much, stores will charge that much.

Incidently, Australia has a thriving pirated games trade. 

[Reply #296 on:]

 

Originally posted by SlackJawedMoron:
$90 is average for new release console and PC games, though some new games can be as much as $110.

Whoa!! Thats a bit extreme, how much your films cost? 

[Reply #297 on:]

New ones, about $20-$30 on DVD. VHS $15-$25.

Hah! Take THAT Agrentina! You're paying exuberent prices because you're in the middle of an economic crisis, but we keep paying exuberent prices because we don't know any better. Huzzah!

[Reply #298 on:]

OK, if anyone reads this:

"Why does Leela have pink hair in the game, instead of her usual purple (or blue) hair like she has in the show."?

[Reply #299 on:]

Who knows? Maybe the correct colour didn't look as good when running around kicking butt?