Jumper is a third-person action fighting game based on 20th Century Fox's upcoming sci-fi action/thriller starring Samuel L. Jackson and directed by Doug Liman (The Bourne Identity). Brash Entertainment has confirmed that the role of Griffin in the game is voiced by Jamie Bell, who also plays Griffin in the "Jumper" film.
OXM UK writes: "Madagascar Kartz. Up. Cars. Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs.
There are plenty of kids games on Xbox 360 where the challenge barely bothers to raise itself beyond pressing A to skip the tutorial text, as you dilly-dally through the game while achievements pop all around you."
To all the truck drivers out there who are transporting copies of Jumper: Griffin's Story to retail, please redirect your shipments to Alamogordo, New Mexico. You'll know you are in the right location when you see thousands of E.T. cartridges moving out of the way to make room for your shipment.
they charged 49 99 for it while Okami will be sold for 39 99. thats a crime against humanity.
I guess it comes with the territory of being the hoottest casual friendly colsole outthere.
I think ps3 is saved by its more hard core owners who wont buy this crap so they dont make that crap on ps3. also even if ps3 was outselling the wii, you cant make this on the ps3. place it next to uncharted and it will look 10000 worse. becauze of the ps3 power, you either put money in it and make a quality game or dont make it at all.
If you are going to make a movie based game on ps3 you need to start early. start making that game before they even think about making the movie. example start making god of war game. then later on make the movie and release it at the same time.
The cover artist for the game is the main course...or the BAIT.....
i mean Wii developers just want to put a cute and kiddy cover on a whatever game then sell it on like 0.1% of all consoles sold and make some money...
It is like...hell, i say they are more like cheating money than making money
But it must be the first from Game Informer. They usually go with 2 and 3/10 at worst.
Well, games based on good movies turn out to be crap. This game is based on a bad movie...
CheatCC writes: "The old adage about how movies really just do not translate into games is a tried and true formula. It never fails; well, I guess there is the oddball here and there throwing a wrench into the mix, but for the most part it is dead on. Far be it for me to keep you all in suspense on the latest verdict, so here it goes; Jumper: Griffin's Story holds firm, and is indeed a miserable game. Clearly thrown together for the purpose of cashing in on what was supposed to be a big time movie, Griffin's Story fails to execute in nearly every category. It is almost shameful that this game was put out there; the overall lack of effort put into the title alone is astounding. Despite my severe agitation and disdain for all those involved in the production of this trite title, which led to my having to play it, I must soldier on. Stay with me because if you still want to play this game after I detail its wealth of shortcomings, then it may be time for you to seek counseling. "
I'm keeping my eye on this game. Most movie games suck as bad as game movies but every once in a while we will get one with good gameplay. I say gameplay because the thats the only thing that has appeal with this game (so far) because the graphics are more or less last gen.
Most games based off of movies are garbage. If Dark Sniper owned a game studio, he would aggressively support the idea of creating an AAA game first, and then directing a movie that coincides with the game's launch. It would need to be done in that order.
From there, you bring in a wide audience of avid movie buffs who enjoy a good movie while pleasing the gamers with a quality title.
$niper