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The site is non-commercial and we are not able to check all user posts. Taz: Wanted screenshots:. Size: Step in as a regular ratty little Tasmanian devil and step out as a ratty Tasmanian devil with a skateboarding outfit or the like. Each outfit you change into gives you a special attack, which can knock the bad guys for a loop so, you can sneak past them.

There's no killing and eating your "opponents" as the manual calls them apparently enemies is too harsh a term as well , you just have to knock them out for a while so you can do your dirty work. Other than that, you'll find some mini-games and such to keep you occupied for a while, but while you could also choose to have your testicles pulled off by a monkey, you probably wouldn't enjoy that an awful lot either. They also managed to get some typical cartoonish antics down with the visuals and managed to succeed in some places and fail in others.

Compared to the console versions of the game it looks good. Well, it looks good if it's turned off and Rayman 2 has been turned on in its place. The whole cell-shaded thing was a good idea, it just doesn't look all that good in this case.

This is no Jet Set Radio. Most of the environments are low detail, low polygon models. Everything is disproportioned like the new Looney Toon cartoons for that "Oh so cartoony" look that seems to be all the rage and the colors are bright and cheery and oh so blinding.

Admittedly, it can work sometimes, but the layout of the levels have been tuned to such a fine degree of confusion and chaos that in this case, it all just adds to the insanity. I'm pretty sure I felt my brain twitch and barf while playing the game, but I suppose that could have been the beans I shoved up my nose at lunch. Regardless, I actually did like the rendering of Taz on occasion as well as some of the other characters. It was really the environment that made my head hurt. The sound was equally as disheartening.

Sure, Taz sputters and roars when you tell him to and the old buzzsaw sound starts up when you start up the Taz whirlwind of destruction, but the new voices for old characters just aren't as good as they used to be and the jokes are horrible.

Other sounds are also a average to below average using every annoying typically cartoony "boing" they could find. Controls are another weak point. In this PC version, you could try helplessly to use the keyboard controls and get frustrated enough to smash your fist into the monitor sending you to the hospital Taz can perform a variety of maneuvers, including jumping, running, sneaking, spinning like crazy, and special attacks when playing dress-up.

Controlling Taz isn't necessarily bad by itself, it's the terrible camera that hasn't learned to be smart like Mario 64 which was made Your job is to break out, avoid capture, dish out as much destruction as possible in the 15 immersive levels and rescue your beloved She Devil. Cell shaded graphics brings to life the world of Taz, drawing you into the cartoon mayhem.

Destroying objects primarily consists of eating them, spinning into them this effect is reproduced faithfully , or spitting other objects at them. The reward for completing the first world is a game of Elephant Pong. Not to be missed. Game play is subtly addictive. While it plays like a platform games, the architecture of the worlds is wide open. You aren't forced down a path. If you get frustrated with a level you can leave it altogether and try one of the other two levels in that world, or better yet, you and a friend can go head to head in a multiplayer game.

The multiplayer experience isn't spectacular, but it's a nice touch. If you have a soft spot for Taz and breaking things, or if you are looking for a kid friendly game then this game is for you. Everyone else should rent it first. The object is to cruise around parts of the zoo and destroy 'wanted'? Subtasks include wrecking as many fixtures as possible and finding yummy sandwiches lying about. Destroying the posters usually involves some sort of Rube Goldbergish antics such as bouncing off some life preservers into a cannon and then being shot at a poster.

I think this game is either geared for younger players or the developers just think you're stupid because at the beginning of each level you're shown how to destroy the wanted posters which takes away most of the puzzle solving you'd otherwise have to do. I hesitate to say that the game is designed more for children, however, because of its semi-complicated rules, controls, and frustration level. The control is typical for a game of this genre including troubled camera angles.

The biggest frustration is being caught by your enemies since you often have little chance to escape.