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Review of Ben 10 Ultimate Alien: Cosmic Destruction on PS3

by Hemal Harris Hemal Harris photo Oct 2010
Cover image of Ben 10 Ultimate Alien: Cosmic Destruction on PS3
Gamefings Score: 6
Platform: PS3 PS3 logo
Released: 05 Oct 2010
Genre: Action-Adventure
Developer: Papaya Studio
Publisher: D3 Publisher

Introduction

Welcome to the increasingly complex universe of Ben 10 Ultimate Alien: Cosmic Destruction, where not just your homework is due, but also the fate of the galaxy! This game splashes you in the face with colorful graphics and a challenge that makes you wonder if your thumbs were designed for such madness. Strap in, grab some snacks, and let's see if you've got what it takes to juggle aliens and puzzles without losing your sanity!

Gameplay

You'll find yourself controlling Ben Tennyson, a kid with a watch that has more superpowers than a multi-billion dollar superhero franchise. The premise is simple: an ancient relic (because who doesn't love a bit of ancient lore?) is missing parts and it's up to you to gather them while taking on increasingly absurd alien monsters. Throughout the journey, you get to transform into 16 different aliens. Yes, you read that right-SIXTEEN! Want to turn into Ultimate Big Chill and freeze foes like a boss? You got it. Prefer traversing through platforms as Ultimate Swampfire? Go ahead! The catch? Not all transformations are suitable for all tasks, making decision-making crucial. This game is not just button-mashing; it's strategic thinking under pressure (which is what we all needed, right?). The game boasts a blend of immersive platforming and combat mechanics that will keep your fingers busy. Puzzles will challenge your cognitive prowess (or lack of it) while foes will keep you on your toes because, let's face it, nothing says 'fun' like dodging fireballs while trying to execute a perfect combo. And by 'fun,' I mean pure, unadulterated chaos surrounded by alien beings trying to knock some sense out of you. If you like a challenge, you'll get one-but be prepared to curse a lot! Oh, and let's talk about that elusive Potis Altiare artifact. You won't just have to battle enemies; you'll also need to solve devious puzzles that could potentially send your brain into a spiral. Some areas require you to think on your feet, and a wrong move might lead you to an untimely end or backtracking that makes you question your entire life choices. Expect to scream over incandescent alert notices of the 'also missing' level time before you finally figure it out. You can only hope that maybe, just maybe, you're not meant to be an intergalactic hero after all.

Graphics

Visually, the game is vibrant and cartoony, which makes sense considering the original series' art style. It's like living in a comic book, and I'm here for it. The environments are colorful with a decent variety that keeps the game visually appealing as you traverse from one whimsical and wild world to another. However, despite the charm, you may find yourself grumbling over some graphical hiccups that remind you you're on a 2010 console, and not a shiny, brand-new PC. Still, watching Ben transform into various aliens will give you bursts of joy like a kid in a candy store.

Conclusion

In the end, Ben 10 Ultimate Alien: Cosmic Destruction serves as a delightful experience as long as you're there for the challenge. It's not going to win any awards for depth or innovation, but it does provide a solid, frustrating yet fun experience for both fans and newcomers alike. Just remember: it's okay to yell at the game, but be careful not to wake your neighbors-especially if they're busy wondering why your life revolves around a cartoon alien comic. Score: 6/10 - it's not to be completely discredited, yet it also doesn't redefine the gaming landscape. But hey, generous thumbs up for the much-needed laughs and chaotic thrills a good gaming session provides!

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