#Bully scholarship edition vs bully series#
#Bully scholarship edition vs bully ps2#

Remember high school? Remember the cliques, being the target of the cool kidsвЂ™ wrath? Remember the wedgies given from the jocks, the small science talk of the nerds, the car chat amongst the greasers, and the вЂњOh Em Gee did you see who MillieвЂ™s datingвЂќ banter of the preps? Remember how awful that cafeteria food was? Or how you cut class to see the girl you dated? Remembering these is only the beginning of the limitless fun thatвЂ™s in this game. This is an amazing game, it is a classic, or will be in a decade or so, and no open world sandbox gamer should deprive themselves of a chance to play this. And once you get used to them the graphics no longer jarr.

#Bully scholarship edition vs bully ps2#

That being said it was a very good looking PS2 game in it's day. Now this a tricky area to rate, because with the port to 360, the only visual improvements that have been made is a resolution boost and now it fits in widescreen. There was definitly a lot of room left in Bully for character development, I will say that. I would have loved to see an explanation though as to why Gary is so messed up or see some sort of development in Jimmy's and Petey's friendship however.

Petey's incredible desire to just hang out with Jimmy coupled with his horrible social ineptness is hilarious, and the main character Jimmy whilst no where near as good or complex as some of Rockstars latest protagonists (Read: Niko, John Marston) he is still an enjoyable character to play. It is a little cliched in parts but all of the characters are endearing. The game does lose a point here because there are a few minor bugs, whilst they aren't game breaking in any way at all or even overly detrimental to the gameplay you'll still notice them and they can annoy. The classes that you 'have' to go to throughout the game are also rewarding, if you choose to go to class then you gain easier access to weapons in Chemistry, can learn new fighting moves in Gym, and earn a silly hat in Music, one of the new classes added in the Scholarship Edition. And as the game progresses and you find yourself fighting a dozen tough Jocks at once the roundhouse kick is oh so very, very handy. You can learn new moves to better your fighting prowess through Gym class and by talking to a particualr hobo.

Missions also follow the standard GTA formula of you tackling them at your leisure.ДЄs far as fighting goes, it's very easy, but still fun. You wanna throw down some marbles at an exit, pull the fire alarm and watch the madness, go right on ahead. Being an open world game you can really do what you want when you want. It also follows GTA's formula of slowly unlocking the city as you progress through the story. The gameplay in Bully is great fun, it is a lot like a GTA game, in that you can just highjack kids and adults bikes whenever you want and you can maim whoever you want. The graphics have not been completely overhauled to bring them inline with this generations current of level of visual epicness, that being said however, They haven't aged too badly but it will be a shock starting up the game. The scholarship Edition is a port of that game onto from PS2 to Xbox 360, with added achievements, a few new classes and a handful of extra missions.

#Bully scholarship edition vs bully series#

It is an openworld sandbox style game with action and brawler elements, along the same line as Rockstars other fine series Grand Theft Auto. *******Bully: Scholarship Edition Video Game Review*******Д«ully was originally released on the PS2.