Wall-E PS2 Review
Wall-E for the PlayStation 2 is a throw-back to the days when collecting items and progressing through levels was considered all a game could be. In many instances, Wall-E represents a time when story and motivation were something players didn’t require - the simple act of item collection to move past a door was enough. Where Wall-E trumps these games is the way it uses its story and characters to present a backdrop to the basic gameplay mechanics, effectively injecting humour, story presence and a touch of soul into an otherwise cookie-cutter design.
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