10 reasons why Killer 7 will melt your brain
Love or hate it - at least it's interesting
At one time, the curiously-titled Killer 7 was a hot property in the video game world. New trailers created either curiosity or excitement in gamers and journalists wondered loudly whether we were about to see the world’s first post-modern game, one that would infuse life in the shooter genre and exist purely as “art” because of its bizarre cel-shaded graphics. Maybe they wondered a little too loudly ‘cause once the game hit retail, the review scores were low - mainly due to the control scheme - one that was well-covered in magazines and Internet previews months before release. In any case, those who actually played through the game were rewarded with an interesting if bizarre adventure, suitable for any anime.
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