Ty the Tasmanian Tiger

THE BAD:
Pretty easy (finished it in 4 days).
You use Boomerangs (which look kinda weird).
Not enough bosses.

SUMMARY:
Difficulty: Semi-Easy.

Now, I do not like the sort of weapons Ty uses. I mean, A BOOMERANG? I'm the sort of person who rented this and you use a boomerang! The next thing you know, you're getting a whole heap of different kinds of boomerangs. Well, you can throw them, but it looks wierd (he just throws them, no special tricks).

Now, this is a 3-D platformer, but I'll say this. It doesn't have enough Sub-Bosses or Bosses. Yes, some bosses look cool but there ain't many so I'm saying this is not an RPG. Actually, there aren't many fights at all. When there is one, you just throw your boomerangs or bite the enemies and you do that 1-3 times and, POOF, they're dead. See, battles do not go for very long. In fact, you can just feel free to stay away from enemies and just throw bommerangs at them and they'll die in 2-3 seconds. BORING! While there are some back things, there's also good things. The graphics will suck you in pretty easily. They look so freaking good (in the good old days, anyway) and EA wasn't very lasy. They actually molded the characters well. And the backgrounds and the cliffs and, well, damn near everything. Wow!

And, although there are lots of easy bits, there were also hard bits. For example, I was up to this bit where you had to collect a lot of *SPOILERS* and I was lost and couldn't find the last one for about 20 minutes and then I finally found it but then I died and had to do it all over again.
Another hard bit was this Boss. I was about to land the last blow but he was a little too quick for his next attack and it hit me and I died.
Well, that's it for the hard bits. Overall, I would say that you might want to rent this first. If you finished it when you rented it, then don't buy Ty the Tasmanian Tiger as you'd be wasting 20 or so dollars. If you wanted an Australian Racing game, just get V8 Supercars 1 or 2.

Score: 2.3/5.0.