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Futurama in Games Master Magazine


The March 2003 issue of "Games Master" in the UK features the Futurama Video game as their cover article. Preordering for your PS-2, X-Box and GameCube is available through amazon.co.uk, though their release dates are wrong. The four page preview full of images from different levels lauds its apparent originality and close resemblance to the show's character:June looks most likely for a release, but we'll update you once we get the official date."The whole game is extremely tight, focused and unfolds like any other episode of [the] series. [...] While much of the game play is very derivative it rarely becomes frustrating thanks to an elegant control system and a camera that seldom deceives. Best of all is the way the game has captured the essence of its source material."


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