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            Ultimate Party Game
            
                5
                Rating: 5, 
                Useful: 18 / 19
                Date: December 31, 1999
                Author: Amazon User
            
            This game is a terrific investment. Because the whole point of the game is to play with other people, it doesn't get old. What makes Worms so great is that it can be played "hotseat", that is on one computer. I've introduced many of my friends to this game. Once they've made it past the  cute exterior, they're hooked. This game is incredibly approachable and  addicting. I've probably played well over a thousand games of it. This is  one game that is fun to play, not just win.
I'd like to respond to two  criticisms of this game:
1. The interface is too simple. It doesn't allow  much customization.
The interface is designed to get you into a game as  soon as possible. If you just want to have some fun games with your  friends, there are more than enough custom settings. In fact, some of my  friends complain about all of the settings that I play around with.
2.  The rope is down-graded.
This is a pretty specific complaint. What I've  seen in most of the changes from Worms2 to Worms:Armageddon is that the  game has put new players on a more level playing field with veterans. The  ability to handicap players is obvious. Reducing the utility of the rope,  however, makes the game a better test of strategy rather than  dexterity.
I beg you, if you want to have a good time with your friends  on the computer, buy Worms. You have the immediate face-to-face interaction  as well as a rediculously fun, simple, and deep computer game.
        
            
For those who want a fun and non-stressing game
            
                5
                Rating: 5, 
                Useful: 16 / 18
                Date: April 19, 2000
                Author: Amazon User
            
            Too many games are hyper button jittering stressful things. (kill kill kill - game over) This is not. With worms you can create teams, change options, and make your own ways to play the game as you go. Play with  friends (with even odds) or by yourself, or over the net. This game is FULL  OF HUMOR - it will keep you laughing throughout. The weapons are hilarious,  and while you still "kill kill kill" these cute little worms,  there really isn't the whole "I have to hurry or else." feel of  other killing games. You'll laugh at your own demise and come back for  more. (none of that sighing with relief when it's over) Only one warning -  don't get offened by the British v/s American worms. The British honestly  think we all sound like John Wayne, so all of the American worms sound like  they belong in westerns. I've bought the original "Worms",  "Worms 2" and now this one. They all keep me comeing back for  more and are utterly charming.
        
            
Sleeper of the year!
            
                5
                Rating: 5, 
                Useful: 15 / 17
                Date: November 16, 1999
                Author: Amazon User
            
            I love this game!  It's easy to learn but hard to master !  Customizing your own team of players makes it feel personal.  The multiplayer play is great!  Funny!  Original!  Simple (and yet really complex!)  Play a quick  game or go for a series of wins.  Don't let the cute worms fool you!  This  is a great game!
        
            
Pure fun
            
                5
                Rating: 5, 
                Useful: 9 / 10
                Date: May 16, 2003
                Author: Amazon User
            
            The first time I played this game was on Nintendo 64 and I just loved it.Watching these little worms trying to kick each others butts was so funny and cool.I just got a Nintendo 64 and Worms Armageddon is one game I really need to buy.
        
            
One of the Best Computer Games Ever!
            
                5
                Rating: 5, 
                Useful: 7 / 7
                Date: January 18, 2000
                Author: Amazon User
            
            When I first heard of the Worms series, I thought "What is so great?". It's like Scorch but focused towards kids. Well to my surprise, it is nothing like that. The gameplay is great, wanting you to come back for more. It's even better playing another opponent over the  "WormNet". The music and voices are excellent too. There are some  funny one-liners in this game. Do yourself a favor and buy this game! If  you want to play over the WormNet, make sure you visit Team17's website for  the necessary patch.
        
            
Prepare to get hooked...
            
                5
                Rating: 5, 
                Useful: 6 / 7
                Date: November 30, 1999
                Author: Amazon User
            
            This game is so much fun!  Getting the hang of the game is easy, but to be good at it takes much more time.  The characters are hilarious, the backrounds colorful and fun. I really recommend this game.  It is fun to  set up your own team for your own liking, and play either against a friend,  the computer, or on the internet.  Go buy a copy!
        
            
Worms Armaggedon
            
                5
                Rating: 5, 
                Useful: 5 / 6
                Date: March 22, 2000
                Author: Amazon User
            
            This game is a true tactical mind-throbbing game that is very entertaining.  I think this game is a classic that will live on for a long time.  It reminds me of one of the older games called Scorched Earth which was similar, but not graphically, this game has it all.  It has wicked graphics, awsome gameplay and unbelievable smart Artificial Intelligence  that makes the 1 player mode a challenge.  The multi-player is very smoothe  and you can play against other people on the internet.  Well, that's it,  this game is a must have for anyone. :)
        
            
Best Multi-player there is...
            
                5
                Rating: 5, 
                Useful: 4 / 4
                Date: December 22, 1999
                Author: Amazon User
            
            This is one of only two games I can come back to again and again. Single-player is decent, but Worms is all about multi-player. It's turn-based, so you end up doing a lot of "switching chairs" with  your friends while playing, but it means you can play 3 on 3, 4 on 4  [you're limited to total worms, not players; i.e., 10 on 10]
Well, the  only way to equate the hours of laffs to be had -- I mean, the real fun  comes in creatively dispatching a rival team OR from screwing up repeatedly  -- is to give you an example:
This is a typical turn. Drop a holy hand  grenade [the makers are British, yes, it's taken from Holy Grail fame] on  your bestest buddy's worm. Huge explosion. Hit the "R" button for  instant replay, then "S" for slow-motion, and laff as your pal's  cartoon worm does his best slowwwwww-voiced Exorcist impession, then flies  into a mine, then off the edge of a cliff into the drink, taking 2 other  cute lil' worms with him. Problem is, those other 2 were on YOUR TEAM, not  his! [So you just wasted 2 of your worms and one of his. D'OH!] To add to  the hilarity, you can customize what the worms will say [using simple  .wav's] as they're being hammered.
Totally addicting and worth every  penny.
As far as Worms 2 vs. Worms 3, they're almost the same, buy either  one. Armageddon has more options and is "harder" to play [i.e.,  Worms 2 let you get away with more "cheap" stuff].
        
            
True Classic
            
                5
                Rating: 5, 
                Useful: 4 / 4
                Date: June 19, 2004
                Author: Amazon User
            
            It isn't every day that one stumbles across an umbeatable idea for a game. But that is exactly what the folks at Team 17 did with Worms. The creators of this game took the ancient artillery style of video game (a style older than pack-man!) and added an attitude that just couldn't fit on any other game. Its great fun to watch the worms kill each other with all the weapons of the game. Plus, it is easily one of the most custumizable games I have ever seen. You edit almost every feature of the game, from weapon detailes to player hitpoints and more. Given the artillery style of gameplay, however, which is what makes all the action possible, I believe that Worms is one of those games that can only be ruined by a 3D engine. 
This game is a gem, and unbeatable within its realm.
        
            
Maddeningly fun and addictive.
            
                5
                Rating: 5, 
                Useful: 4 / 4
                Date: April 28, 2000
                Author: Amazon User
            
            Don't be fooled by the silly premise of this game. This is arguably one of the best turn-based strategy games around. With loads of options and weapons and randomly generated maps, this game has near-infinite replay  value. The multiplayer is perhaps the best part. It is always more fun to  play live opponents in this type of game. An added bonus is that this game  will play well even on low end systems. If you are a fan of this type of  game, and have not played it, you just cannot go wrong with Worms  Armageddon.
        
        
       
    
    
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