Catwoman attempts to deliver some Prince of Persia-like acrobatics, but its sharp graphics are offset by bad control, weak voice work, and shoddy gameplay.
Catwoman review:
However even something as polished as the animation on Halle Berry cat like butt shouldn’t make someone go out and spend £40 on a game and we certainly didn't see anything in Catwoman that should break this tradition. For fans only..
Catwoman review:
Unfortunately, most gamers will feel cheated by the boring combat and atrocious camera work. Thus leaving the non-hardcore crowd focusing on a writhing, grinding, and silly second-rate strip act by a virtual Oscar winner. It would be too easy to say this game needs to be put asleep. But, instead, remember that this mangy beast of a game is truly for the birds.
Catwoman review:
Using your cat vision in this way, you can follow the scent trail of your pet cat, Midnight, which shows up as a green, lingering, fartish gas. "Let's take the high road," says Halle when she climbs up walls. Thanks for that. In between levels you exchange diamonds you pick up for new moves, such as being able to disarm grunts with your whip. This doesn't help in any way. And it gets worse.
Catwoman review:
The newest, and most interesting, trend in video games based on movie licenses is that they don’t completely suck. Think about it; Spider-Man 2, The Chronicles Of Riddick, and now, although not nearly comparable to the first two, Catwoman; based loosely on the DC comics character created by Bob Kane, and entirely based on the movie by Warner Bros.
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