Raw Danger

"Raw Danger's recursive storytelling and enjoyably overblown disaster-movie set pieces are undermined by cheap-looking production and often clumsy, trial-and-error gameplay."

"To be quite honest, Raw Danger doesn't really look very good, with graphics that look to date back to the very early days of the PS2. It's also a little clunky, with movement feeling very stilted and some actions needing to be performed at just the right spot. But Raw Danger relies on its setting, and we have yet to see how that'll stack up over the course of the entire game. So far it has attempted to deliver a movie-like experience with large set pieces and so forth. If it can keep it up, Raw Danger may be worth a look in the end."

It's a shame that despite listening to fan outcries about the game, Irem either didn't have the programming chops or the resources to really update the actual look and feel of the game to something that feels like a PS2 title. It's still an experience that absolutely should be had by everyone, but some just won't be able to get past the strictly amateur hour-level presentation.