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The Final Word game review
Dr. Otto
An interesting piece of work to say the least. It's hard not to like a character as cool as Rayman, but I personally had a hard time getting into this one. As should be expected, the graphics and sounds are top notch (as is the music), but for some reason this wasn't the quantum leap in 32-bit gaming that I was hoping for. (Andrah seems to do just fine with it due to the cute factor... y'know, her and the Kirby thing?) At any rate, this one comes highly recommended for anyone who needs a platform fix... It's well presented and executed; but as far as I'm concerned, this genre is deader than video rentals of Street Fighter-The Movie.
(10/95)