Critic Reviews
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Gaming Age
A couple of hiccups, but they don't stop Spawn: In The Demon's Hands from being one of the best multiplayer games on the market.
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| 90 |
Hot Games
Think of it as something akin to the original "PowerStone" -- but with a hell of lot more firepower, and an even more sinister setting.
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| 80 |
Happy Puppy
Along with the frenetic gameplay, Spawn: In the Demon's Hand conjures up a deliciously wicked bevy of visuals for the owner's viewing pleasure.
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| 70 |
Da Gameboyz
Unfortunately Spawn does not hold enough meat to keep me satisfied.
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| 70 |
Total Video Games
Fans of the comic series may appreciate this one, however even fans will become bored.
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| 70 |
GamerWeb Sega
Stick with it long enough and you'll overcome its issues to find the top-notch arcade fun nestled at its core.
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| 70 |
CNET Gamecenter
There is unquestionably some fun to be had in Spawn, but control and camera issues keep the game from realizing its full potential.
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| 68 |
IGN
Falls short of being a Dreamcast must buy due to terrible camera control problems, shaky enemy AI, and limited replay value.
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| 68 |
Sega X
Rather than follow one of the many plot lines within the comic series all of the heroes and villains get poured into a murky soup of repetitive group battles.
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| 67 |
Game Revolution
The camera problems and bad play balance hold it back from the hellish glory it strives for.
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| 60 |
GamePro
The control scheme is hellish, as the goofy camera angles and slippery controls make it tough to track the frantic action.
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| 60 |
Game Fan
What makes it so disappointing is because it has such a great premise, stars a groovy character, and looks so damn good that you want to almost cry when you realize that the wily demon of mediocrity has left his fingerprints all over the game.
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| 50 |
Spank!
The most fun you'll have with this one will come from the first few tries - after which familiarity will rapidly breed contempt.
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| 40 |
DC Swirl
Ultimately a disappointment.
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| 35 |
Antagonist
Honestly, I'd rather be forced to watch reruns of "Full House" than to play this game, much less pay for that honor.
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Daily Radar
We see poop in the palm....The 3D third-person shooter offers a visceral thrill that's part unprotected skin in operating blender and part tongue in the gears of life's cruel machinery, a series of unforgivable blemishes damns this beast straight to hell.
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