Summer blockbusters are often much anticipated, but also very predictable. In the main they are aimed at a younger audience, made by Disney and are a sequel of some sort. Night At The Museum was released last year and with its popularity it was inevitable that a second would be produced and so was the case. Films are one thing but with them come the customary video game release and Night At The Museum 2 has not bucked this trend. We can only pray that this game does not fall into the shockingly bad film-to-game category as so many have before it.
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TGH Writes:
"Night At The Museum: Battle Of The Smithsonian (NATM2 for short) is based off the movie of the same name and takes a lot of great things from the movie and turns it over to the game. In the end the question has to be asked, is this a game for the hardcore gamer, or just one for the family/casual gamer looking for a fun time."
Before we begin, Night at the Museum 2: Battle of the Smithsonian is primarily designed to be a children's game. Fellow adult online gamers floating around the world, interacting with Bytesize Towers had been universally dismissive of the Ben Stiller-inspired movie-tie game.
Which is a little unfair.
