Pro Reviews
Average Review Score:
submit review Reviews: Peter Jackson's King Kong
| website | score | publish date | article quality |
| SonyGamers | 90/100 | Nov 23 '05 | |
| 1UP | 9/10 | Nov 22 '05 | |
| 3DAvenue | 4/5 | Dec 05 '05 | |
| Amped IGO | 8/10 | Dec 06 '05 | |
| Future Gamez | 85% | Nov 23 '05 | |
| Game Revolution | B | Nov 22 '05 | |
| Gamer Within | 8/10 | Nov 29 '05 | |
| Gamespy | 3.5/5 | Dec 08 '05 | |
| GameZone | 7.9/10 | Nov 22 '05 | |
| PGNx Media | 9/10 | Nov 30 '05 | |
| Thunderbolt | 7/10 | Aug 15 '07 | |
| Worthplaying | 8/10 | Dec 08 '05 | |
| Yahoo! Gamesource | 4.5/5 | Nov 22 '05 | |
| Game Chronicles Magazine | 8.5/10 | Dec 01 '05 | |
| Game Critics | 6.5/10 | Jan 25 '06 | |
| GameSpot | 8.2/10 | Nov 22 '05 | |
| IGN PS2 | 8.0/10 | Nov 23 '05 | |
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Previews
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| GameSpot | Aug 07 '05 | ||
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What They Say:
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"While the game doesnt revolutionize the genre, it does manage to create a solid movie-to-game adaptation that tips its hat to the movie in which it is based on, all the while managing to create its own experience that easily allows the game to stand alone from its Hollywood brother."
"The action adventure game was a radical departure from the Rayman series, offering up a rich experience that ranked among one of 2003's best and established Ancel and his team as more than just "the Rayman team."
"It won't take you long to blow through King Kong, but its sometimes thrilling, often tense, and always entertaining adventure is absolutely worth checking out."
"Despite the shortness and a handful of scripting errors, Peter Jackson's King Kong is in many ways a huge step forward in level design and presentation, it's beautiful and, most importantly, it's fun."
"The game is organised into roughly forty five bite-sized chapters, each generally lasting anything from five to ten minutes, and due to this it has a profound pick up and play feel which is lacking from a lot of first-person titles."