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The World: The Game apart from its movie tie-in counterparts is how refreshing its gameplay truly was. One of the things that set Scott Pilgrim vs. "A few design choices show the game’s age, but fans of the original will be happy to pick up right where they left off, and even those who never played it will find a satisfying and energetic beat-em-up that stands up there with the best brawlers in recent memory." A few design choices show the game’s age, but fans of the original will be happy to pick up right where they left off, and even those who never played it will find a satisfying and energetic beat-em-up that stands up there with the best brawlers in recent memory. Now, over a decade later, the Complete Edition brings it all back in a package that has held up surprisingly well. Not only did its related film actually have video game elements that made a tie-in game sensible, but it was ultimately a good game in itself.
The World: The Game bucked this trend at its original release, and the persistent strength of its cult following made it one of the most memorable movie tie-in games of its generation. Though we’ve moved into an era where most games based on films have real budgets behind them, from Mad Max to Indiana Jones, it seemed for a while like almost every movie was getting a cheap, thrown-together game to go along with it, and many turned out to be as low quality as they were low effort. After a long, extended heyday, movie tie-in games seem to be fading out of popularity.
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