Parappa the Rapper 2 (PS2)

Our Hip Hop loving puppy PaRappa has recently won a lifetime supply of noodles but had become tired of eating them. When PaRappa's dream girl, Sunny Funny serves noodles for their dinner together PaRappa has an outburst, leaving Sunny Funny to doubt his maturity. Meanwhile, in town all the food is being turned into noodles - PaRappa is sure to face numerous obstacles but can he also prove his maturity? While the story is childish, the voice acting is well done - perhaps not a surprise given that the game works around phrasing. The graphical style of Rodney Greenblat - colourful paper-like cartoon characters amongst 3D surroundings - as found on the original ...

Although I have played computer games for 14 odd years, I have a tendancy to aquire the worst games for each platform, just to see what they're like. Now I come to the conclusion with this game, that I could have had more fun and entertainment from watching the money burn on a plate. The idea behind the parappa series is pretty clever, you're a dog(?) and you follow a plot line. In the second game you have to save the town from spaghetti, to do this you have to rap along with the games characters (including a onion man(who was also in the first game)). You do this with a bar across the top of the screen with the buttons you need to press. A face ...