Habla No Ingles: The Movie
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 10:23 pm
HE WOULDN'T. HE SHOULDN'T! HE DID.
HNI: The Movie is an OHR film that was made just for fans of The Giz's previous works. I don't doubt that the average viewer would take a look at this and disregard it entirely, and rightfully so as it's extremely silly and probably offensive.
However, for those like myself who have enjoyed Giz's style over the years, HNI: The Movie is a treat. We have references to other OHR games and users too, so if you're invited to the party you'll have a ball. Unfortunately, there's not a whole lot going on for those who don't get the man's humor.
Well, scratch that, there's one thing. HNI: The Movie has some of Giz's best graphics to date, particularly the fridge flying scene, which shows how long his art has come since the 90s. I also enjoyed the running through the city sequence a lot.
This game's a tough one to rate. I don't know what some random person watching this would give it, so I'll just be honest with myself and say that I enjoyed it, even though it's technically not too impressive.
Rating: 5.5 Gallons of Blood on the Basement Floor out of 10
HNI: The Movie is an OHR film that was made just for fans of The Giz's previous works. I don't doubt that the average viewer would take a look at this and disregard it entirely, and rightfully so as it's extremely silly and probably offensive.
However, for those like myself who have enjoyed Giz's style over the years, HNI: The Movie is a treat. We have references to other OHR games and users too, so if you're invited to the party you'll have a ball. Unfortunately, there's not a whole lot going on for those who don't get the man's humor.
Well, scratch that, there's one thing. HNI: The Movie has some of Giz's best graphics to date, particularly the fridge flying scene, which shows how long his art has come since the 90s. I also enjoyed the running through the city sequence a lot.
This game's a tough one to rate. I don't know what some random person watching this would give it, so I'll just be honest with myself and say that I enjoyed it, even though it's technically not too impressive.
Rating: 5.5 Gallons of Blood on the Basement Floor out of 10