Review: Daredevil
About the only thing the Daredevil GBA game has going for it is that it doesn't star Ben Affleck.
About the only thing the Daredevil GBA game has going for it is that it doesn't star Ben Affleck. The Man Without Fear deserves better than this brain-dead side-scroller that takes players on a listless jaunt through Hell's Kitchen to beat up people using flaccid, feeble martial arts and acrobatics. Yawn-inducingly generic level designs and poopy graphics would have been forgivable had Griptonite Games implemented this neat little invention called collision detection that most games use today, although using Daredevil's radar sense to detect hidden items and boss weak points is kinda nifty.
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