There are no view all FMV cheats which is a gigantic bastard.
I finally did it though and the ending is pretty dark humoured, which is always good to see. Also, i got the news paper clippings and i didn't kill ALL of them nor did i save ALL of them...so you dont need perfect or black karma for either.
The game is easy but its also rrrreally tedious and you can tell OWI's were rushing. Mainly because of the lack of dialog and new areas. Everything sorta revolved around the same thing more or less. I think the intro is the best part of all the FMV's, that is really dark also and they deserve to be clapped for that. The music was good aswell in the FMV's. The bad parts were the ending FMV, mainly because of the lack of interesting and different characters at the auction. Many of them were just Glukkons with different clothes on. I was expecting like a sort of relativly lavish banquet with Vykkers, Glukkons and Interns serving food. But it was still good. Another bad part was when the characters looked at the screen, that was over done i think and in the end seemed overly corny. Finally i think the end part were Munch and Abe are on that flying ship thing is decent. The way the pauses are done are too long and much though, i was also disappointed with the fact that Irwin and Humphrey never featured as much as i wanted them to either. You only see them 2wice and they're the best characters in the game (Mainly because i personally believed that these two were slightly homosexual. Especially Irwin when he is first seen.) And if the Vykkers labs went down, how did LuLu survive?!
All in all it was quite a good game, i am disappointed with the 'backstory' thing though. Because basically it was the past games built into each other. They should have had it like AE.
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