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| Advanced Media |
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77% |
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| Gaming Horizon |
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54% |
 Over The Hedge review:
Bad games tend to have a lot in common: poor targeting,repetitiveness, dull characters, flat storylines, some poor to mediocrevisuals, a lack of...
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| GrrlGamer |
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Over The Hedge review:
Over the Hedge is a 3D platformer with a good stealth component. You spend most of the game locating certain objects in people’s houses and taking them back to the exit. Since our little creatures can only carry one thing at a time (and only Verne can lift heavy items), you have to do several trips in the same level. Sounds simple, but here is where the stealth action comes in: you have to dodge people, animals and deactivate traps in order to proceed. You can throw items to stun dogs, use certain objects to distract people (for example a phone card to place a prank call) or cats (catnip) or blow on the microphone to distract your enemies. - Didi Cardoso, Grrlgamer.com
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| Get Into The Game |
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74% |
Over The Hedge review:
The end result is a piece of software that feels less like a video game and more like cleaning your room.
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| VGPub |
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80% |
Over The Hedge review:
It’s a shame a couple of nagging problems weren’t fixed before release, but they aren’t big enough to warrant denying yourself this game. Anyone who either loves the characters, or loves stealth, should give it a try. Author: Jeremy Peeples aka: Jeremy
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| Yahoo! Games |
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54% |
Over The Hedge review:
Over the Hedge on the Nintendo DS is the video game equivalent of this precise action, repeated ad nauseam.
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| Yahoo! Games |
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Over The Hedge preview:
Over the Hedge on the Nintendo DS is the video game equivalent of this precise action, repeated ad nauseam.
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| GameSpot |
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54% |
Over The Hedge review:
Go into your own bedroom and bring three objects, one at a time, into the living room. Over the Hedge on the Nintendo DS is the video game equivalent of this precise action, repeated ad nauseam.
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