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This quirky release from the cult-favorite animated series Rocko's Modern Life includes all 13 episodes of the show's first season, following the titular wallaby as he tries in vain to be a success in a world full of annoying neighbors and hyperactive dogs.
 
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5 out of 5
5
Finally on DVD, but Missing Something
on July 6, 2011
Posted by: GFresh
from Atlanta, GA
After 18 years, Rocko's Modern Life is finally available on DVD thanks to Shout Factory, the same company that gave us Home Movies DVDs.
However, they didn't show any signs of interest in asking the creator Joe Murray to make the DVD cover or for behind the scenes footage/commentary. In case you're somewhere without internet to watch the series on Netflix, these DVDs are a godsend. Do an internet search for Joe Murray Studio to stay up-to-date with the creator.
What's great about it: Great show; Where a lot of cartoon talent got their start
What's not so great: No special features
I would recommend this to a friend!
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SynopsisOne final stroke and voilà. You step back and look at your masterpiece. You study the layout, the coloring, the feel of the scene. It's almost perfect. There's just one thing missing. You go into your tools and emerge with a Bengal tiger that you drop in the center of the scene. He stands amidst with a ferocious sneer on his face, ready to defeat those who challenge him. Now it's perfect. You've really used your imagination to Create.Unlock a world of play with Create, the game that rewards you for your creativity. Use thousands of stickers, brushes, textures, elements and more — even animate objects to Create vivid environments and complete exciting challenges. The more creative you are, the more challenges and rewards you'll unlock. With more than 100 challenges, you'll experiment with objects and effects to produce simple, complex or wacky solutions. Inspire your friends by uploading and sharing your creations on the Internet, and then turn around and download their creations to remix and collaborate with them. Best of all, the limits of your imagination are your only boundaries, making this game fun and easy for the whole family to pick up. What will you Create?
 
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4 out of 5
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Good Game, Poor Marketing
on November 22, 2010
Posted by: GFresh
from Atlanta, GA
This game seems to be pretty hard to find. The only reason I even heard of it is because of a video I found at the bottom of a website as I was looking for other XBox games. Seemed like an interesting concept so I picked up a copy. First the cons. The controls are a bit weird and take some getting used to. Fine-tuning a piece to rotate it just as you want it can be daunting at times and it took me awhile just to find the option to exit out of the game. Also, from what I've seen so far there's no undo feature, which can be frustrating when you accidentally delete a piece of the puzzle. The "sparks" you have to earn seem like a waste of time. Like you have to place some hideous stickers all over your map in order to complete the assignment. Fortunately you can delete them after you earn the spark, but that's also a waste of time. Now the pros. Once you get over the controls and having to earn sparks the game play is pretty fun and enjoyable. First, you have to figure out how to solve the puzzle and then you can go back to make it more complex to earn more points. Plus it's just fun to see how crazy and complex you can make the map just to do something as simple make a car go from one side of the map to the other. Some maps are very simple and others are pretty complex if you want to try to get all of the bonus multipliers. Overall it's a fun game and it's only $40 new. If you're someone who likes to sit down for hours on end and play a game you might prefer to rent this one though, I'm not sure how long the game play will last. For casual gamers it's worth buying.
What's great about it: Fun puzzles, creative freedom, good price
What's not so great: Controls have a learning curve, menus could be easier to navigate, hard to find information on this game
I would recommend this to a friend!
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