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this is on collab with @Allik8134 and @Pigmaster99 press 0 if you don't want ads appearing tom and ben present "tom and ben news" click on them to make them fall out of their chairs click on the paw buttons to annoy tom and ben click on the swords button to make them fight CHICAGO – Even part-time game players have a movie tie-in horror story to share. Show me one blockbuster that produced a quality video game companion and I’ll show you ten that failed to do so. So no one’s more surprised than this writer at how enjoyable Activision’s “Monsters vs. Aliens” is from start and nearly to finish. (credit to @Pigmaster99 for inspiration) It’s not a perfect game, but judged on the scale of movie tie-in releases, “Monsters vs. Aliens” is a very pleasant surprise. To be blunt, I enjoyed my experience with the game more than the film itself, something incredibly rare in the world of movie tie-ins. 1. eva property
