Shrek the Third review

You'll actually have some fun playing a game called "Shrek the Third." And this is how the apocalypse begins...

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And because Disney is friends with the ethnics, the game features minority individuals; complete with the powers that your average board of directors would only presume natural for each race. Just check this lil’ urban donkey.Yo, he narrates your adventures dawg, with zany black-person language that your whole Caucasian family can laugh at.

Then there’s Latino-cat, who moves his body with the natural rhythmic heat of Taco Bell’s culturally accurate Mexican Pizza. He’s your only underling who can jump hither and thither and slide underneath low overhangs, so use him to access the sky and the depths. He’s also got a sword to shank vatos with,so he'll dash beneath larger baddies and then slice up their backs.

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GenreAction
DescriptionIf you want a Shrek fix, you won't have to look far, because it will be on at least one system you own.
Franchise nameShrek
UK franchise nameShrek
Platform"Wii","Xbox 360","PS2","PSP","DS","PC"
US censor rating"Everyone 10+","Everyone 10+","Everyone 10+","Everyone 10+","Everyone 10+","Everyone 10+"
UK censor rating"","","","","",""
Release date1 January 1970 (US), 1 January 1970 (UK)
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