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  • Summary: Taz has reached his boiling point in Taz: Wanted--and for good reason. Yosemite Sam locked Taz in a zoo and wants to turn his homeland into a tacky theme park. Now, as an escapee, Taz is on the run gobbling power-ups, using disguises, and leaving a wake of destruction across four hazard-filled worlds in an attempt to stop Sam. Guide Taz as he spins and bounces his way through more than 15 levels of puzzles, enemies, and destructible environments.… Expand

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  1. Nintendophiles
    75
    While the gameplay was addicting and fun, the graphics and sound are where the games problems come in.
  2. GameZone
    72
    A simplistic arcade game that features wonderful cartoon graphics.
  3. Nintendo Power
    60
    A funny story and classic Looney tunes characters give Taz: Wanted a zany edge. [Dec 2002, p.218]
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  1. PatrickP
    6
    I can't deny my feelings for this game growing up. As the first console game I've ever owned as a child and beat, the amount of nostalgia that I get while playing this game in nearly infinite. However, now older, I can realize the flaws of the game that I never cared about years ago: The difficulty is minimal, the sound editing is extremely poor, the cel-shaded art style never hits its stride, and the game's occasional moments of diversity with driving mini-games are horribly controlled. Then again, the camera is pitch-perfect, the soundtrack is great, and the controls are inventive and fun. Taz: Wanted is simply a mixed bag, one that some will love and some will hate. Still, I'd only recommend this to die-hard Taz fans and children.… Expand
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