One of the most unique games this generation will ever see.
This is one of the high points of this game. As always, gameplay matters more than anything else, and MadWorld delivers. The game is not your regular Beat 'Em Up; it is built to see how creative you can get with your kills. As most action games endorse shooting a gun or punching a fist, but in MadWorld, I prefer to impale an enemy's head, cover them in a garbage can, and send them flying to the moon in several different pieces.
CONTROL (8.5/10):
A lot of third party developers toss shovelware onto the Wii, usually bundled with some gimmicky broken control scheme. MadWorld shows how the Wii controls can maximize the gameplay value. Although their are some bugs and there is no button for camera angle change, MadWorld has some gruesome and innovative controls.
PRESENTATION (9.0/10):
With two commentators that will keep you laughing, graphics that push the Wii system, and a story that is actually quite interesting, MadWorld is set. There is a lot to say in this section, but I will make it brief. The story surrounds a man named Jack, just Jack, and he is stuck in a game called Death Watch, in which the contestants are all poisoned and the cure is at the end. How do you get to the end? Simple, creatively kill everything in your path. From simple thugs to bosses with true personality, you will be on the edge with this game.
SOUND (9.0/10):
Catchy tunes, crisp sound, and great effects make this a mist have Original Soundtrack is it ever comes out. Everything works here.
REPLAY VALUE (9.0/10):
What can I say, it might be short, but with multi player competition and unlockables galore, I have already played through twice. It is fun, and that is what matters.