Pretty dam cool
i like how your walking around the streets (is that near astoria?) music was a bit crappy but the game play was fun and challenging but not impossible
Reviews for "Toon Crisis"
Awesome shooter.
I got to the part where the giant robot is constantly shooting at you. I swear this game is intense. I was thinking it would be crap because it's literally a blatant ad for Sony, but you proved me wrong. The in-game save feature was also a nice idea. Can't say the same for the soundtrack, but overall outstanding job.
fun
ill admit it.i liked it alot it was really fun
Not a bad shooter. Buy Sony today!
I normally gripe and moan about the slew of Sony advertisements disguised as Flash submissions that make their way on to Newgrounds. This submission, unlike some of the previous, however, is an extremely stylish game, in addition to being a blatant advertisement for Sony.
Gameplay-wise, the game is a lot of flash with little substance. It's a shooter. You travel with a first-person view, move a gunsight around with your mouse, and rapidly click at a lot of cartoony enemies and their projectiles before any of them hit you, all to the rhythm of some annoying Eurotrash songs. Not much to it.
Where this game really shines is in its seemless blending of real-world backdrops with first-person shooter action. Through a series of cutscenes, you run through the streets of London, stopping at certain points to fight swarms of enemies that duck, weave, and hide behind many of the real-world garbage dumpsters, light poles, mailboxes, and the like. With bosses thrown in.
The game is long. I must've played for close to half an hour before turning it off, and I was still encountering unique bosses I hadn't seen before. It's kind of easy, though. Just watch your screen and click your mouse. Unless you have arthritis, you shouldn't have any problems.
But it's still a Sony advertisement. You're still controlling a character who jogs through the streets of London with his portable Sony sound system, shooting lasers out of his fingers at cartoons to the beat of European tunes coming out of his earphones. With the Sony logo ever-prsent on your screen. It's like a walking commercial. But a pretty stylish game.
cool man!
that was cool!