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Elefunk hits European stores like a herd of elephants. LULZ.

Alex C [nofi] - Editor
Thursday, July 17, 2008 / 13:50

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Yeah, we’ve finally got our hands on Elefunk, and finally been able to use that lame joke.  It’s £4.99, up now, and well worth a punt as a lite practice for LittleBigPlanet, if you will.  At just 400MB it’s a tiny slice of bridge-building heaven.

There’s also the Naruto demo too, if that’s your bag.  Blokes running about fighting in primary colours isn’t ours, however.

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5 Comments

  1. karlsquell (166 TSA Points)
    Member since: Forever
    Posted on: 17/07/2008 at 15:57

    i did expect… more.

  2. colossalblue (Staff)
    Member since: Forever
    Posted on: 17/07/2008 at 21:27

    Am I the only on that thinks trailer videos don’t make for a good PSN update? I’d already seen them all online.

    Elefunk is fun but gets …impossible… later on.

  3. gazo69 (922 TSA Points)
    Member since: Forever
    Posted on: 17/07/2008 at 22:13

    Yep indeedy, lots of fun and very difficult with it, wonder if trophies will grace this game? i sure hope they do. : )

  4. Los Havros (81 TSA Points)
    Member since: Forever
    Posted on: 17/07/2008 at 22:22

    Cool, it’s like those bridge builder programs on PC.. but a bit more… fun. Not so sure whether I’d spend any money on it though.

  5. colossalblue (Staff)
    Member since: Forever
    Posted on: 18/07/2008 at 10:02

    Well in my humble opinion Elefunk is ripe for trophies and needs a patch to fix a few other things so it’s logical that it would add trophies too.

    I’d also like to see it add the ability to skip the intro warnings about letting go of the sixaxis while shaking it and maybe some sort of info about how heavy the elephants are and the load bearing capabilities of the materials, just to take some trial and error out of the game.

    Almost certain to get new level packs too I’d guess.

    All that aside I think it’s a brilliant, fun casual game which could stand a bit of refining. Hopefully it gets similar ongoing support to Pain (but quicker).

    Shit I’m writing reviews now!