#CANIS CANEM EDIT LOGO SERIES#

I imagine that, should this series be a commercial success, we'll be seeing more of the Canis Canem Edit franchise over the next few years. It's nowhere near as controversial as it was hyped to be and will instead provide the gamer with an interesting story that is both funny and engaging.

Rockstar has done an even better job in this game than in previous GTA outings and the comedy, although painfully simple and childish, will bring a smile to everyone's face.įor some, I imagine this will be the last game they buy for the ageing platform, and it's a pretty decent swansong for the PlayStation 2. Canis Canem Edit also has a great sound track. The game flows well in terms of storyline with a plot that is simplistic but well made. I enjoy the fact that is Canis Canem is fairly simple and not to difficult, Canis Canem Edit provided and 'easy-gaming' experience, that wasn't ever really too difficult to make me frustrated. More loading time as you move from scene to scene that adds up time that you spend twiddling your fingers.ĭespite these small niggles, the game is an absolute blast to play. Once you've broken through this load barrier you'd be excused for thinking that was it, no more loading? You'd be wrong. Just like GTA, every time you start the game you end up sitting staring at cartoon renditions of the in-game characters for an absolute age, waiting for the loading bar to fill up. The loading times drove me absolutely nuts. That leads me on nicely to the only criticism I really have about the game. There are also a few weapons to get your hands on, things like fire-crackers or catapults. As you progress through the game there will be opportunities to learn new moves but it essentially is a case of holding down the L1 button and then tapping combinations in to punch, kick or grapple with the opponent. The fight system is well made and works in a similar fashion to another Rockstar game called 'The Warriors'.

Call me old-school but when your opponent is on the ground you shouldn't really kick his teeth into his throat. I didn't so much dislike the violence but I wasn't particularly pleased with the emphasis the game places on battering your opponents when they're down. One thing that did annoy/disturb me was my ability to hit a downed student with a baseball bat until it shattered. There is absolutely no blood, which is probably why the game only got a 15 rating. There is a lot of fighting in the game but none that makes the game stand out when compared to other video games. Canis Canem Edit is also Latin for 'Dog Eat Dog', which is also fitting for the theme of RDR2. Controversial? Nah!Much of the controversy surrounding the game focused on the rather unpleasant idea of seeing children fighting one another. Also: Canis Canem Edit is the motto of Bullworth Academy, the place where Bully is set.

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