King of the Hill

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Summary: Buy it now!
Review: Great. The cd-rom has two different full length games. One is a very funny fourth of july party. You talk to your favorite characters from the hit television series. Then every hour(which is about 3 min. in real life) you get to play a fun mini game. What could be better then a lawnmower race or paintball with your favorite cartoon characters?

The other game has you joining Hank and Co.'s hunting club. While hilarious in itself, it actually is a great hunting game. Comedy and hunting seem to go hand in hand in this game.

Overall, you get two full length games. One with tons of mini games and one great hunting shoot 'em up. King of the Hill is a game for every fan of the television series.

Rating:
Summary: Arlen's never been so bland
Review: When I purchased King of the Hill, I had hopes that it would be as good as Virtual Springfield, the CD-ROM based on The Simpsons released several years ago. I couldn't be further from the truth.

First, the game is monotonous. It's the same games, same remarks, same everything with each game. In addition, at least 2 of the games in the Hootenany section are readily available on the Internet in the form of free Shockwave games. The games are horribly boring and are over in a matter of a few minutes. There is very limited interactivity with the people in Arlen and with the places you can go while in Hank Hill's house.

In short, save your money. The TV show is exponentially more entertaining than this piece of dreck.

Rating:
Summary: Arlen's never been so bland
Review: When I purchased King of the Hill, I had hopes that it would be as good as Virtual Springfield, the CD-ROM based on The Simpsons released several years ago. I couldn't be further from the truth.

First, the game is monotonous. It's the same games, same remarks, same everything with each game. In addition, at least 2 of the games in the Hootenany section are readily available on the Internet in the form of free Shockwave games. The games are horribly boring and are over in a matter of a few minutes. There is very limited interactivity with the people in Arlen and with the places you can go while in Hank Hill's house.

In short, save your money. The TV show is exponentially more entertaining than this piece of dreck.