Critic Reviews
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Hot Games
It belongs on the Game Cube -- the fast-paced action, silly game play, and innovative graphics will find a more appreciative audience here.
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| 80 |
GamePro
In no other game, however, will you be cleaved in half by a bull who screams, "Long live vegetarianism," and love it like in Cel Damage.
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| 79 |
GameZone
Once you snag a power-up and begin pummelling the competition, you'll be hooked. The multiplayer mode is where Cel Damage really shines.
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| 75 |
Nintendojo
Everything a driving fighter should be: fast, varied, destructive, and customizable.
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| 74 |
GameShark
Sure, the graphics that I fell in love with are still there, but why'd they have to make this game so damn hard?
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| 64 |
Nintendo Power
The courses are too small for the type of frenetic game play it offers. [Feb 2002, p.149]
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| 63 |
IGN
You will probably get tired of Cel Damage very quickly. There's just not enough control and gameplay depth for one to explore alone, and certainly not all that much for you and four friends to feed off of for very long.
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| 60 |
Electric Playground
The combination of the game's way-frenetic pace and the fact that you can only carry one weapon at a time (which translates to this being a game you play with a single button) adds up to an undeniably action-packed but ultimately shallow game.
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| 60 |
GameSpy
Too few arenas, repetitive action, difficult AI and bad weapon balance add up to a bad game.
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| 57 |
GameSpot
Quite an amazing bit of eye candy, but it's a real shame that the game behind the pretty graphics just doesn't hold up.
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| 50 |
Game Informer
Unfortunately, the game's cel-shaded graphics are the real loser here because they're wasted on the wrong title. [Mar 2002, p.81]
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| 46 |
TotalGames.net
Yes folks, Cel Damage stinks – and what's worse it's not one, but a whole shopping list of things that makes it difficult to play with wanting to run away and never play a game ever again.
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