The Scorpion King 2 Rise Of A Wa

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The Scorpion King: Rise of the Akkadian is a new beat-'em-up for the GameCube based on this year's action blockbuster 
The Scorpion King
. Itself an offshoot of 
The Mummy
 films, 
The Scorpion King
 movie was positioned as a vehicle for WWE wrestler The Rock's rise to action-movie stardom. As such, the movie featured a very thin plot and a lot of fighting, and if you dig very deeply into Rise of the Akkadian on the GameCube, you'll find that the same is true of the video game version. The game stays true to the roots of its license, but that doesn't make it a very interesting or entertaining game.


You control Mathayus from a standard third-person perspective as you guide him through the game's assortment of levels. Aside from the lightest of puzzle solving elements, such as having to turn a crank in one room to open a door in another, the focus of the gameplay is squarely centered on fighting, fighting, and more fighting. In each area of each level, you'll be greeted with a great number of enemies who rush at you blindly, waiting for you to unleash a variety of combat moves on them and knock them down. It's not uncommon to see Mathayus swinging his fists and kicking his feet madly into a group of three or four enemies, taking them all down en masse. In fact, the more you play The Scorpion King, the more it starts to look not so much like an adventure game as it does a simple brawler like Final Fight and its ilk.


The Scorpion King doesn't give you much to come back to. After you've spent hours bashing heads with the same attack moves, there isn't much incentive to keep playing the game, let alone to replay it once you've finished. The game includes a "bonus gallery" that lets you view FMV clips and concept art, but other than unlocking these paltry items, there's little reason to keep playing once you've got a feel for the combat. The game does feature the voice acting of The Rock himself, along with a couple of other lesser Hollywood names like Mark Hamill and Earl Boen. Unfortunately, all the celebrity voices in the world couldn't dress up this otherwise bland and repetitive game.


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I would watch another one. But I would hope they would make it a little quicker-paced and more over-the-top. Now that the warrior has risen he should be doing some of the more cartoonish fighting feats he does when he becomes The Rock. I want to see more swinging around on ropes and more victims being sent flying and more macho bonding through battle.


The Scorpion King 2: Rise of a Warrior is a direct-to-video prequel to The Scorpion King, a spin-off to The Mummy Returns. It's about how the lowly protagonist Mathayus became a legendary warrior who would later b

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