The PC version is much better technically. When I was playing this game on PC there were no problems with framerate or character animations, everything was running smoothly. Also the draw distance was much longer so there were no objects appearing in front of me. The quality of textures was much higher and there were no missing ones. Beside that PC version has sound effect when you hit dr Hypno during boss fight.
I'm actually on a facebook group with ITE devs, and a few yrs ago, I posted a pic of a minigame saying it was super hard, and not in a good way, and some guy replied that "kids from this generation aren't used to play hard games from THEIR gen" or something like that, which makes me feel like they always saw lazy/shitty design as justified.
It's kinda strange how there's a group out there with a lot of ITE developers considering they've not been an active company for so long. It's good they're still in contact with each other though I suppose! Weird how they would get defensive about something like that... It's not like the Hugo games are hard like a lot of NES games are, they're just hard because they're unfair and poorly designed like you say... So I suppose technically they are hard like a lot of NES games, but that's not a good thing! I agree with you though that the franchise deserved better and it had so many chances to redeem itself too, but it failed every single time.
ITE's entire history is spamming low quality games out by the dozens, and the company dying when consumers got higher quality standards for videogames. The 90's model of making a fame in 5 months on a low budget just doesn't work in the 2000's.
@@PixelPursuit That game lacks checkpoints and is excruciatingly hard, to the point where it doesn't want you to complete it, but, if you are looking to tolerate its flaws, you might enjoy the game to some extent. Just don't expect to complete levels on the first try
I think it's unpopular opinion, but I mostly liked Hugo minigame genre. It was original and on PC they were actually really fun for me when I was little.
Yeah, I kinda think that was where Hugo had the most personality and charm (judging from Hugo 1 and 2 on the PS1), even if the games weren't good, you could at least enjoy them on some level I suppose!
This game proves to how much of a shovelware franchise Hugo feels like. Lemoon Twist uses the same engine as the Mr.Bean game as well and it's sound effects and layout. Coyote Console also made Home Alone game, one of the worst games on PS2. So this game is almost on par with Blast Entertainment games (people behind Me.Bean, Jumanji, Home Alone etc.) who is known for being shit at making games. This game (as well as all Hugo platformer games) are more boring than Spyro Enter the dragonfly despise being rushed
Woah, this is quite a big rabbit hole isn't it. I had no idea Coyote Console were associated with Blast Entertainment. It seems they've made a few games with Blast Entertainment and I bet they're all rubbish. I should probably play Enter the Dragonfly, I've never actually played any of the PS2 era Spyro games... It's weird how they had the rights to make a Jetix game but didn't have the rights to any of the shows on Jetix... That seems like a pretty big oversight haha!
Wow, an issue like that is completely game breaking and it's so easily fixed too. You'd have thought they would have wanted to patch it wouldn't you but I guess they just don't care enough.
I never saw any marketing for any of the Hugo games. The couple of adverts for it on RUclips are actually alright. You can tell they were really trying to make the game look good and action packed when it really isn't though haha!
Nah, I stand by giving this one 4/10. I've been wanting to do a video about how I score games and what the scores actually mean for a while, maybe I should do that. But basically giving it a 5/10 would mean it was an average quality game, but it's below average for me, while still having aspects that are good or interesting, hence the 4/10 and not lower.
Awesome review like always! NDS Group actually bought ITE media in 2006 October according to the wikipedia, and became NDS Denmark. I guess there was no reason to be called Interactive Television Entertainment when they stopped doing Hugo TV show a while ago. I guess Hula Holiday was published by same people under a different company name.
Thank you! I'm really glad people pointed this out to me because I probably wouldn't have actually found out that NDS and ITE were basically the same company otherwise! I'll do some more research into this for my next Hugo video for sure. It's very interesting reading about all of this stuff!
Ever heard of Eko Software? They made some budget PS2 games. And, for some reason, all three had the exact same main menu with plain white text. Gift, Woody Woodpecker: Escape from Buzz Buzzard Park and Kaan: Barbarian's Blade. All 3 are 3D platformers. I think reviews of these three games could be quite entertaining. Especially since there aren't any on RUclips yet. Well, Gift has one brief review. But the other two? Nope. They seem forgotten.
No I've never heard of them actually! Oh god I've just looked at some gameplay and they basically look like exactly the same game but just with a different main character haha! That might be something I could look into doing in the future, it's been a while since I've covered any obscure games like that.
I love Gift to be honest, it's not amazing but it's a fine, if a bit too short, 3D puzzle platformer. Compared to any of the Hugo games it's a masterpiece, it's a lot more original and controls, looks and sounds way better than any of the Hugo games, in fact, it was praised back in the day because of the quality of the graphics. The only really bad thing is that the framerate in the PS2 port is very bad, but at least it has an extra level (though it's not that great either). If you are gonna play the game you should play the PC version, it's not super difficult to get running on new machines, has better framerate and you can increase the resolution and graphics quality.
I loved the game. And the irony is that ever since I played Crash for the first timeI have hated the game. And I have even tried to play Crash games later too, but still hated them
Yeah, this is the best Hugo game on PS2 in my opinion so I can see why you'd like this one! Wow, you still hate Crash even now? What is it you don't like about it?
I remember soon after I brought the first crash bandicoot game on ps1 I saw a ps1 game in my local Game shop called Hugo and I thought oh it looks like crash bandicoot! It was a 2d game with skiing sections it was just terrible and I ended up returning it, this is the first time I’ve ever heard of a Hugo ps2 game and actually looks pretty fun and I like that you can jump in the ball thing I may have to track this down as I love 3D platformers, very hyped for crash 4 on October 2nd!!!!
Haha, was the Hugo game you got on the PS1 an actual Hugo the Troll game? I don't remember any of the PS1 games having skiing sections! Maybe they did though, it's been a while... Yeah it turns out there's a ton of Hugo games on the PS2... And I've reviewed them all! This one is probably the best out of the PS2 ones though, aspects of it actually feel somewhat competently made whereas some of the others are bad in just about every single way. Me too! I can't wait to see what happens in Crash 4, it's going to be awesome!
Pixel Pursuit hi fellow Rob! yeah the game was definitely a Hugo troll game on the ps1 and I only played one level and I thought this is terrible! I think maybe it could have been the sledding game but maybe they changed it to a third person view instead of 2d, of all the game I’ve played so far Hugo and bubsy 3D are the two worst games I’ve played. I’ve been playing crash bandicoot games since the mid 90’s on the ps1 and I think crash 4 looks like the classic crash style with fun new abilities and playable characters, can’t wait!!!
Hello! :D Some of the later Hugo PS1 games mixed the 2D and 3D perspectives so it probably was one of those! In terms of games that have actually been published to mainstream consoles of their eras, yeah Hugo 2 and Bubsy 3D are probably the worst games I've ever played too. It makes you wonder if there's worse out there... Same with me! I've always loved the Crash games since first playing them and I still do to this day. Yeah I love that they're going back to the Naughty Dog style of gameplay and it gives me a lot of hope that we'll see even more games from Crash in the future too!
It's just bad, that's pretty much all you can say about this game. This really just feels like another bad Crash clone like you pointed out, though some of your comparisons were reaching for it a bit. I mean what else can a fish do to hurt you than jump out of the water? Shoot you with a tommy gun? I doubt Crash was the only or the first game to use warthogs as enemies. And the only thing connecting lemons and wumpa fruit is that they're both fruit, so they're not really similar at all. Speaking of lemons, is it ever even explained why Hugo is collecting them? I mean the name makes it sound like the lemons are a big deal, but they really have no impact on the game at all.
Yeah, you're probably right. Maybe some of my comparisons were reaching slightly, but backed up with the other things that have obviously been copied, I think it's not too much of a stretch. I mean, the fish could just swim in the water and hurt you if you fall in, or make it so you have to time your jump so the fish isn't near you and then quickly jump out of the water. Or just make the animation different as it's jumping out of the water. If the fish jumped out of the water and shot you with a tommy gun, that would have been amazing to be honest haha! I mean, maybe Crash isn't the only game to feature warthogs, but I can't very easily think of another! (I guess Halo, if you count the warthogs in that haha)! That's kinda my point with the lemons, they're really forcefully inserted into the game and there's no reason for it, which just makes it feel like they saw Crash collecting fruit and decided to make Hugo collect fruit haha. I just think it's funny how there's a lot of comparisons you can draw between this game and Crash, even if some of my examples might have been a bit out there. It's still undeniable that Lemoon Twist was heavily trying to copy Crash.
I wouldn't be the best person to review the Switch port of DMC1. I haven't ever even played the original, so I probably wouldn't be able to compare it very well to the other versions!
Thanks :) I hope Hula Holiday is good. I'm hoping that the last two PS2 Hugo games are going to increase in quality, but we'll have to wait and see I guess!
It is sooo funny how they copied everything from Crash yet with the mistakes Jason Rubin and Andy Gavin were dying to get rid of like the loading, or so the movement has to be perfect. Bro I just realized maybe this is Andy Gavin's son's first game hahaha that would make perfect sense. Lmao send this video to Jason or Andy I think they will laugh their ass off when they see this game xd
Yeah they obviously didn't really understand what made Crash Bandicoot so good in the first place, so all of their attempts to clone it felt bad by comparison! Haha! I don't think Andy Gavin's son would be allowed near Hugo! He's probably only allowed to play Crash :D Haha, there's probably an absolutely huge amount of Crash Bandicoot clones and I would wager a lot of them are even worse than this!
I used to have this game and i was barely able to play it because there was always a map glitch and the game was frezzing all the time, gameplay is very bad. And in case you didn't know: the company also did games like a flintstones racing and a wacky races game, both for ps2 too, and both games are completly the same, same sounds, same animations, same gameplay, except the maps and characters of course (never played them, but i watched them in youtube and is very obvious how samie they are). This company is just bad.
Wow, yeah that’s pretty bad. I didn’t experience anything completely game breaking like that luckily. I actually didn’t know that. That’s really weird, I figured they were only working on these Hugo games with them coming out so quickly after each other.
@@PixelPursuit the games i was talking about are: "Flintstones Bedrock Racing", and "Wacky Races: Mad Motors" both also developed by coyote studios and published by Blast. If you search for videos and gameplay you will see both are exactly the same, even using those cheap generic sounds that Lemoon Twist uses, Coyote studios is not a good company at all.
Wow. Yeah that's pretty bad. I bet they re-used the same game engine across all of their games which is probably why they feel so similar too. I mean to their credit it's pretty impressive that they managed to get the rights to make a Flintstones and Wacky Races game!
@@PixelPursuit and i got more news about this company: they did a mr. Bean animated show game, is exactly like lemoon twist, same sounds and you can see the gameplay is the same.
Nice job on the 69th comment! 🥳 Haha!! This isn’t even the worst Hugo game, in fact it’s probably one of the better ones! So you should probably avoid the rest of them...
4 out of 10? How is that when it controls like garbage, black diamond fever was sooo much better, it was super short but i replayed it multiple times because of it's great gameplay. And bro best PS2 hugo game? Not sure about that it's surely better than Agent Hugo and Cannoncruse tho oh btw you also forgot the terrible sound effect when hugo picks a lemon
I would definitely say that Lemoon Twist is better than Agent Hugo and CannonCruise, it's way less flawed than those games are. Black Diamond Fever might be slightly better in terms of the controls, but I feel like Lemoon Twist is still pretty close to being just as good as Black Diamond Fever. Even though is wasn't implemented too well in this game, the different suit mechanics are an interesting idea. Haha, I didn't actually think the lemon sound effect was 'that' bad. The monkey sound effects are horrible though haha! :)
The PC version is much better technically. When I was playing this game on PC there were no problems with framerate or character animations, everything was running smoothly. Also the draw distance was much longer so there were no objects appearing in front of me. The quality of textures was much higher and there were no missing ones. Beside that PC version has sound effect when you hit dr Hypno during boss fight.
Wow, when there's all these things that are better in the PC version, it makes the PS2 version seem unfinished by comparison doesn't it!
The lava shown at 14:49 actually does damage Hugo in the PC version.
So, maybe PS2 Version is kinda rushed than the PC Version?
I'm actually on a facebook group with ITE devs, and a few yrs ago, I posted a pic of a minigame saying it was super hard, and not in a good way, and some guy replied that "kids from this generation aren't used to play hard games from THEIR gen" or something like that, which makes me feel like they always saw lazy/shitty design as justified.
Kinda sad that after the TV show era, Hugo started slowly dying, this franchise deserved way better
It's kinda strange how there's a group out there with a lot of ITE developers considering they've not been an active company for so long. It's good they're still in contact with each other though I suppose! Weird how they would get defensive about something like that... It's not like the Hugo games are hard like a lot of NES games are, they're just hard because they're unfair and poorly designed like you say... So I suppose technically they are hard like a lot of NES games, but that's not a good thing!
I agree with you though that the franchise deserved better and it had so many chances to redeem itself too, but it failed every single time.
ITE's entire history is spamming low quality games out by the dozens, and the company dying when consumers got higher quality standards for videogames. The 90's model of making a fame in 5 months on a low budget just doesn't work in the 2000's.
21:00 that's more than what can be said about X-Men 2 Wolverine's Revenge
Haha, I'll just have to take your word for that! I've never played or even heard of X-Men 2 Wolverine's Revenge, so I can't comment! :D
@@PixelPursuit That game lacks checkpoints and is excruciatingly hard, to the point where it doesn't want you to complete it, but, if you are looking to tolerate its flaws, you might enjoy the game to some extent. Just don't expect to complete levels on the first try
22:56 you took the words out of my mouth, it was what I was wondering during the whole video
It is a bit weird isn't it... I guess they just wanted a title that felt more interesting than just 'Lemon Twist'. Who knows!
I think it's unpopular opinion, but I mostly liked Hugo minigame genre. It was original and on PC they were actually really fun for me when I was little.
Very same.
Yeah, I kinda think that was where Hugo had the most personality and charm (judging from Hugo 1 and 2 on the PS1), even if the games weren't good, you could at least enjoy them on some level I suppose!
@@PixelPursuit bro you probs forgot about those PC exclusives like Jungle Island
This game proves to how much of a shovelware franchise Hugo feels like.
Lemoon Twist uses the same engine as the Mr.Bean game as well and it's sound effects and layout. Coyote Console also made Home Alone game, one of the worst games on PS2. So this game is almost on par with Blast Entertainment games (people behind Me.Bean, Jumanji, Home Alone etc.) who is known for being shit at making games.
This game (as well as all Hugo platformer games) are more boring than Spyro Enter the dragonfly despise being rushed
Woah, this is quite a big rabbit hole isn't it. I had no idea Coyote Console were associated with Blast Entertainment. It seems they've made a few games with Blast Entertainment and I bet they're all rubbish.
I should probably play Enter the Dragonfly, I've never actually played any of the PS2 era Spyro games...
It's weird how they had the rights to make a Jetix game but didn't have the rights to any of the shows on Jetix... That seems like a pretty big oversight haha!
Wow, an issue like that is completely game breaking and it's so easily fixed too. You'd have thought they would have wanted to patch it wouldn't you but I guess they just don't care enough.
mentioning Jetix, have you watched Totally Spies as a kid? It had a GBA game I enjoyed hahaha @@PixelPursuit
7:53 Hey, look! You don't take damage if you just walk into spikes, only if you stand on them when they rise. This is how you do it right!
That's cool, it's kinda like the original Tomb Raider where you could do that as well! Thanks for the tip!
I rembember the marketing on this one...
Really comercialized.
I never saw any marketing for any of the Hugo games. The couple of adverts for it on RUclips are actually alright. You can tell they were really trying to make the game look good and action packed when it really isn't though haha!
22:35 Saying "4/10" is actually not very high, according to what I undertood of your review. Maybe 5/10 would be better.
Nah, I stand by giving this one 4/10. I've been wanting to do a video about how I score games and what the scores actually mean for a while, maybe I should do that. But basically giving it a 5/10 would mean it was an average quality game, but it's below average for me, while still having aspects that are good or interesting, hence the 4/10 and not lower.
@@PixelPursuit Ok. I understand and respect your opinion.
Hugo series proves that quality is more than quantity
Yeah, it does! They were churning these games out more regularly than Call of Duty games!
Awesome review like always!
NDS Group actually bought ITE media in 2006 October according to the wikipedia, and became NDS Denmark. I guess there was no reason to be called Interactive Television Entertainment when they stopped doing Hugo TV show a while ago. I guess Hula Holiday was published by same people under a different company name.
Thank you!
I'm really glad people pointed this out to me because I probably wouldn't have actually found out that NDS and ITE were basically the same company otherwise! I'll do some more research into this for my next Hugo video for sure. It's very interesting reading about all of this stuff!
I played this game and loved it. For me it's fun
That's good! It's one of the better games in the series and for me, the best one on PS2 for sure.
Pixel Pursuit I’m glad this game isn’t a bad 2d game like the previous Hugo games on the ps1
How was it even fun?
back when i was 6 years old i loved this game. looking back at it now i so wish i had crash instead.
Yeah I think having any Crash game would have been better than this haha!
Ever heard of Eko Software? They made some budget PS2 games. And, for some reason, all three had the exact same main menu with plain white text.
Gift, Woody Woodpecker: Escape from Buzz Buzzard Park and Kaan: Barbarian's Blade. All 3 are 3D platformers.
I think reviews of these three games could be quite entertaining. Especially since there aren't any on RUclips yet. Well, Gift has one brief review. But the other two? Nope. They seem forgotten.
No I've never heard of them actually! Oh god I've just looked at some gameplay and they basically look like exactly the same game but just with a different main character haha! That might be something I could look into doing in the future, it's been a while since I've covered any obscure games like that.
I love Gift to be honest, it's not amazing but it's a fine, if a bit too short, 3D puzzle platformer.
Compared to any of the Hugo games it's a masterpiece, it's a lot more original and controls, looks and sounds way better than any of the Hugo games, in fact, it was praised back in the day because of the quality of the graphics.
The only really bad thing is that the framerate in the PS2 port is very bad, but at least it has an extra level (though it's not that great either).
If you are gonna play the game you should play the PC version, it's not super difficult to get running on new machines, has better framerate and you can increase the resolution and graphics quality.
I loved the game. And the irony is that ever since I played Crash for the first timeI have hated the game. And I have even tried to play Crash games later too, but still hated them
Yeah, this is the best Hugo game on PS2 in my opinion so I can see why you'd like this one! Wow, you still hate Crash even now? What is it you don't like about it?
I remember soon after I brought the first crash bandicoot game on ps1 I saw a ps1 game in my local Game shop called Hugo and I thought oh it looks like crash bandicoot! It was a 2d game with skiing sections it was just terrible and I ended up returning it, this is the first time I’ve ever heard of a Hugo ps2 game and actually looks pretty fun and I like that you can jump in the ball thing I may have to track this down as I love 3D platformers, very hyped for crash 4 on October 2nd!!!!
Haha, was the Hugo game you got on the PS1 an actual Hugo the Troll game? I don't remember any of the PS1 games having skiing sections! Maybe they did though, it's been a while...
Yeah it turns out there's a ton of Hugo games on the PS2... And I've reviewed them all! This one is probably the best out of the PS2 ones though, aspects of it actually feel somewhat competently made whereas some of the others are bad in just about every single way. Me too! I can't wait to see what happens in Crash 4, it's going to be awesome!
Pixel Pursuit hi fellow Rob! yeah the game was definitely a Hugo troll game on the ps1 and I only played one level and I thought this is terrible! I think maybe it could have been the sledding game but maybe they changed it to a third person view instead of 2d, of all the game I’ve played so far Hugo and bubsy 3D are the two worst games I’ve played. I’ve been playing crash bandicoot games since the mid 90’s on the ps1 and I think crash 4 looks like the classic crash style with fun new abilities and playable characters, can’t wait!!!
Hello! :D
Some of the later Hugo PS1 games mixed the 2D and 3D perspectives so it probably was one of those! In terms of games that have actually been published to mainstream consoles of their eras, yeah Hugo 2 and Bubsy 3D are probably the worst games I've ever played too. It makes you wonder if there's worse out there...
Same with me! I've always loved the Crash games since first playing them and I still do to this day. Yeah I love that they're going back to the Naughty Dog style of gameplay and it gives me a lot of hope that we'll see even more games from Crash in the future too!
When new Hugo will come out
Should be online this Friday :) I'm editing it right now!
@@PixelPursuit Nice!!!
I decided to drop it today haha, I finished it way quicker than I thought I would!
@@PixelPursuit nice
It's just bad, that's pretty much all you can say about this game. This really just feels like another bad Crash clone like you pointed out, though some of your comparisons were reaching for it a bit.
I mean what else can a fish do to hurt you than jump out of the water? Shoot you with a tommy gun? I doubt Crash was the only or the first game to use warthogs as enemies. And the only thing connecting lemons and wumpa fruit is that they're both fruit, so they're not really similar at all.
Speaking of lemons, is it ever even explained why Hugo is collecting them? I mean the name makes it sound like the lemons are a big deal, but they really have no impact on the game at all.
Yeah, you're probably right. Maybe some of my comparisons were reaching slightly, but backed up with the other things that have obviously been copied, I think it's not too much of a stretch. I mean, the fish could just swim in the water and hurt you if you fall in, or make it so you have to time your jump so the fish isn't near you and then quickly jump out of the water. Or just make the animation different as it's jumping out of the water. If the fish jumped out of the water and shot you with a tommy gun, that would have been amazing to be honest haha! I mean, maybe Crash isn't the only game to feature warthogs, but I can't very easily think of another! (I guess Halo, if you count the warthogs in that haha)!
That's kinda my point with the lemons, they're really forcefully inserted into the game and there's no reason for it, which just makes it feel like they saw Crash collecting fruit and decided to make Hugo collect fruit haha. I just think it's funny how there's a lot of comparisons you can draw between this game and Crash, even if some of my examples might have been a bit out there. It's still undeniable that Lemoon Twist was heavily trying to copy Crash.
Hugo is a troll and this means he has the freedom to copy other games. This is hugo's job afterall!
Haha, I suppose you're right! That explains the Crash Bandicoot similarities!
Yesssss
Rob could you review devil may cry 1 on the switch? Not sure if it's worth a buy
I wouldn't be the best person to review the Switch port of DMC1. I haven't ever even played the original, so I probably wouldn't be able to compare it very well to the other versions!
@@PixelPursuit ahaha then you're in the same situation
Good reaview!!I am sure you will have good experince with Hugo Hula Holiday beacuse is the best Hugo game i know
uhm what
Thanks :) I hope Hula Holiday is good. I'm hoping that the last two PS2 Hugo games are going to increase in quality, but we'll have to wait and see I guess!
@@agamaz5650 I played that game as a kid and then when saw it again I realized it was a bullshit back then
It is sooo funny how they copied everything from Crash yet with the mistakes Jason Rubin and Andy Gavin were dying to get rid of like the loading, or so the movement has to be perfect. Bro I just realized maybe this is Andy Gavin's son's first game hahaha that would make perfect sense. Lmao send this video to Jason or Andy I think they will laugh their ass off when they see this game xd
Yeah they obviously didn't really understand what made Crash Bandicoot so good in the first place, so all of their attempts to clone it felt bad by comparison! Haha! I don't think Andy Gavin's son would be allowed near Hugo! He's probably only allowed to play Crash :D
Haha, there's probably an absolutely huge amount of Crash Bandicoot clones and I would wager a lot of them are even worse than this!
fucking finally
Don't you just love punny titles?
Everyone loves a punny title! :)
@@PixelPursuit Did you see my Bubsy 3D video yet?
I have watched a lot of it, I've been watching it in chunks! I'm waiting until I've finished it all to tell you what I think :)
I used to have this game and i was barely able to play it because there was always a map glitch and the game was frezzing all the time, gameplay is very bad. And in case you didn't know: the company also did games like a flintstones racing and a wacky races game, both for ps2 too, and both games are completly the same, same sounds, same animations, same gameplay, except the maps and characters of course (never played them, but i watched them in youtube and is very obvious how samie they are). This company is just bad.
Wow, yeah that’s pretty bad. I didn’t experience anything completely game breaking like that luckily. I actually didn’t know that. That’s really weird, I figured they were only working on these Hugo games with them coming out so quickly after each other.
@@PixelPursuit the games i was talking about are: "Flintstones Bedrock Racing", and "Wacky Races: Mad Motors" both also developed by coyote studios and published by Blast. If you search for videos and gameplay you will see both are exactly the same, even using those cheap generic sounds that Lemoon Twist uses, Coyote studios is not a good company at all.
Wow. Yeah that's pretty bad. I bet they re-used the same game engine across all of their games which is probably why they feel so similar too. I mean to their credit it's pretty impressive that they managed to get the rights to make a Flintstones and Wacky Races game!
@@PixelPursuit and i got more news about this company: they did a mr. Bean animated show game, is exactly like lemoon twist, same sounds and you can see the gameplay is the same.
@@Gonzas97 I've actually seen a bit of the Mr Bean game and yeah it seems they re-used a lot of the same assets doesn't it... It's quite lazy.
first off, this is the 69th comment
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i FUCKING HATE this game i feel pain just remembering it
Nice job on the 69th comment! 🥳
Haha!! This isn’t even the worst Hugo game, in fact it’s probably one of the better ones! So you should probably avoid the rest of them...
4 out of 10? How is that when it controls like garbage, black diamond fever was sooo much better, it was super short but i replayed it multiple times because of it's great gameplay. And bro best PS2 hugo game? Not sure about that it's surely better than Agent Hugo and Cannoncruse tho oh btw you also forgot the terrible sound effect when hugo picks a lemon
I would definitely say that Lemoon Twist is better than Agent Hugo and CannonCruise, it's way less flawed than those games are. Black Diamond Fever might be slightly better in terms of the controls, but I feel like Lemoon Twist is still pretty close to being just as good as Black Diamond Fever. Even though is wasn't implemented too well in this game, the different suit mechanics are an interesting idea.
Haha, I didn't actually think the lemon sound effect was 'that' bad. The monkey sound effects are horrible though haha! :)