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Boring

1 Rating: 1, Useful: 1 / 1
Date: July 21, 2007
Author: Amazon User

This game was so boring that I barely made it to the 30 minute mark. It was one of my worst gaming experiences ever, with the only saving grace being you can turn it off. The controls are unweildy, the graphics are awful, and the dialogue was inane.

WORST GAME I HAVE EVER WASTED MONEY ON!!!

1 Rating: 1, Useful: 1 / 1
Date: August 16, 2007
Author: Amazon User

SPOILER WARNING... but the story is weak and predictable anyway...
Awful! I bought it because I just got a PSP and I am somewhat of a fan of the Avatar series. I was unimpressed with it within the first few minutes but decided that I would give it it's fair chance and play it all the way through to the end, hoping it would get better or at least more interesting. It got worse, if anything...
* Graphics are unimpressive, Aang looks like Charlie Brown
* Dialog is just plain stupid
* Story line was boring and predictable
* Story was almost completely unrelated to the Avatar series, It was about the gang (with Horu as the token earth bender, I guess this came out before Toph was introduced) coming across some suspiciously sophisticated robot-like machines that appear to have bending-like powers and they investigate where they came from. They quickly discover that they are made by a prisoner of the fire nation. They spring her and then she continues to make the machines with the intention of fighting the fire nation and the kids decide to stop her because the machines have hurt some civilians... That's it. No twists. No surprises. No cameos by interesting characters.
* Opportunities to save are very infrequent, so you have to set aside time for gaming. If you have to put it away unexpectedly, you will likely be nowhere near a save marker.
* Aang has no Avatar powers, only air bending
* Ending was weak and unsatisfying
* The box says that you travel through all the nations of the Avatar's world, I don't recall it ever going to the fire nation, which would have been the most interesting.

The only thing that I even remotely liked about it was the music, some of it was pretty good. Who ever composed it really liked the baritone sax, and so do I.

Don't by it unless you are an obsessive Avatar fan and have to see this monstrosity for your self.

Sucks

1 Rating: 1, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: November 20, 2007
Author: Amazon User

I rented this game from Blockbuster before buying it, and wish I hadn't even wasted money doing that. Don't get me wrong; I absolutely LOVE Avatar, but this game is awful. I've played it for about 15 minutes now and I'm not interested to play any more than that.

For starters, the POV is stupid. You're looking down on Aang as though you're in the air. And for whatever reason he can't jump! I've never seen a video game where the protaganist couldn't jump. Anyway, in the first few minutes you find your way to the North Pole Village and start running a bunch of stupid errands. First you have to find a missing villager, which is basically you running around trying to figure out where to look. You don't actually find him, you just find his stuff, which you take back to the village. Your next task is to bring some junk to a fisherman for his wife, and that's where I cut the game off.

I don't recommend this for anyone, adults, kids, fans....no one. The graphics are horrible for a PSP format game, and game play is boring. This game is awful, and I can only hope the 2nd installment is greatly improved 100 fold.

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