Pokemon Snap
Reviewed by Mew20007@aol.com
The newest game out there. There was not another game like
it ever made in gaming history! The point of the game is to
catch all the Pokemon on film. There are a total of six level
in the hole game. But the levels are kind long so don't thing
you are just going to start the game and finish a half hour
later. You try to center, get close to it and try to have more
then one in the picture at a time. And if you have all of
that you will get a high score for one picture. And you get
a roll of film (it has sixty pictures on it), a camera, and
you get other thing as you go along. Like the pokaflute,
Pokemon food, and pester balls. In the game you will be
able to see the Pokemon fight and evolve right before
your eye. And if you put your Pokemon on to a memory
pack take it to BlockBuster Video and you will be able to print
out sticker in 3-D of your best and favorite. And if you
have a DexDrive you will be able to trade your Pokemon
picture over the internet. It is only a one player game
and no exp. pak but you will need a memory pak.
Sound: The sound in the game (like all Pokemon games) is OK.
It is clear in all but it just isn't music that we like. I think
if anything in the game could be better it would have to be
the sound. But you will hear the Pokemon talk to each other
and like wild bird sounds and bubuling sound in the lava starge.
I give the sound a 6.6 out of ten
Control: Control is really good. I think that a think you
need a game would be control. You can look around the
Zero-One using the C- button. To use Pokemon food or
any other items you use A and B. To take a picture you
use the Z button. The D-Pad is use as the joy stick. The
joy stick will move the camera not your body. I would give
the control a 8.7 out of ten.
Overall 9.7 out of 10