The Adventures of Tintin - review
A portion of a 1up review...
I understand that the game is meant for a younger audience, but there are quite literally hundreds of other titles out there that provide a far more enjoyable experience. I have no ethical qualms with this game's existence, but the fact that Ubisoft charges money for it comes dangerously close to breaking a handful of agreements in the Geneva Conventions.
Full review here
I understand that the game is meant for a younger audience, but there are quite literally hundreds of other titles out there that provide a far more enjoyable experience. I have no ethical qualms with this game's existence, but the fact that Ubisoft charges money for it comes dangerously close to breaking a handful of agreements in the Geneva Conventions.
Full review here
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