Maybe I'm just easily pleased? Either way it doesn't matter, I don't feel like I wasted my money on this game like I feel like I have on many games that have been released this year. I also love Dragon Age 2, which many people seem to abhor. I don't understand why that's there for a single player game but it's not bad enough to make me want to stop playing. The only thing I keep getting is that anti-cheat pop-up that shuts down the game. And as far as control problems, I'm not having any at all. 30 100 per page AeddGynvael 10 If theres one thing I expected with the second game, it was not to be disappointed. The enemies get old,in this new one, fighting the same things all the time, and I miss the deck of cards 'weapon' from the first, but I still love this game. I actually like the graphics from the old one better and everything just seemed 'darker' in the original.

However, comparing this to American McGee's Alice, which I still have the original discs (wow, 11 years ago, am I showing my age? LOL) well, it just doesn't compare. I'd be farther along if I had more time to play. I do fall off of things but it's my mistakes usually because the target is small (or hidden and needed to see with 'shrink sense' which you can't use in mid-air without the caterpillar dress). As its a quite sloppily made console port, the only differences between versions is support for different resolutions, mouse and keyboard controls and. I read the user review that said that things were really 'touchy' (such as being easy to fall off a ledge or whatever if just a little piece of Alice is hanging off) and I'm not having any of those problems at all.

The umbrella is tricky as you have to be locked on to an enemy to use it and then you have to time it just right. Honestly, I'm not having any problems with the controls (keyboard + mouse).

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