What's frustrating is that these issues are constant, and don't seem to match up with anything that's on your screen even during slow scenes with nothing taxing going on, you'll see these glitches and hiccups. The frame rate is inconsistent, with frequent stutters, drops, and pauses, and texture pop-in is something you'll see often. When the demo cuts off and the game proper begins, problems pop up immediately. The introduction to the game, what you played in the demo, remains fun and funny, not to mention attractive.
The problem is that the game simply isn't very fun to play. This is a man who wrote a game that's a love letter to heavy metal music it's no surprise he and Jack Black were such a tight fit when it came to making the game as fun to listen to and watch as it is.
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Of course, when you're speaking the words of the now-legendary Tim Schafer, the mind behind the dialog in games like Full Throttle, Grim Fandango, and Psychonauts, it helps. Black introduces the game in a quick video when you first place the disc in, and he's been working publicity for the title like a champ-all these things add up to make his vocal work one of the high points of the game. This isn't a star showing up and talking into a microphone for a bullet point on the back of the box and a nice paycheck on the way out of the studio, this is a performance with real heart.
Here's what people are going to remember about Brutal Legend: Jack Black as Eddie Riggs.
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