| Naughty Bear | 
| From: 505 Games
Category: Video Games
List Price: $49.99
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Seller: AShevlin
Rating:  14 reviews
Sales Rank: 2,703
Platform: PlayStation 3
Genre: fantasy_action_games
ESRB: Teen
Media: Video Game
Edition: Standard
Number Of Items: 1
Age: 12 - 20 years
Operating System: PlayStation 3
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 6.7 x 5.4 x 0.6
MPN: 01404
Model: 71501404
UPC: 812872014043
EAN: 2200630003558
ASIN: B0030GBU9Q
Publication Date: May 31, 2010
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Online support and multiplayer options via PlayStation Network. | | • | Evade ?the Fuzz?, and increasingly dangerous Teddies as they scramble to react to your extreme naughtiness. | | • | Earn points through scares, intimidation and kills- Rack up the points as you rack up the body count. | | • | Watch the bears gang up on you and work together, and experience a different game every time up play with a huge number of choices the player can make. | | • | More than 30 unlockable levels, each with unique characteristics and weaponry encountered at every stage. |
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Product Description
Striking terror in the hearts of all bears, Naughty Bear lets you scare the stuffing out of your victims before you impale them on your machete. Filled with over the top cartoon violence, this one of a kind adventure game is built on an innovative AI foundation that makes this game hours of fun for gamers of all levels. Naughty Bear - a game about being naughty.
Amazon.com Product Description
Naughty Bear is an open world style action game for PlayStation 3 in which players take on the role of the dangerously disturbed teddy bear, Naughty Bear as he seeks revenge against the fellow teddies that left him off the guest list for a birthday party. Full of comic mischief, in-game exploration opportunities, stealth scare tactics and of course carnage, players wrack up points as they cross enemies off their list and avoid retribution for their actions in gameplay that will ensure that you never turn your back on a teddy bear again. Additional features include more than 30 unlockable levels stuffed with weapons caches and multiplayer options. When Teddy Bears Attack
Meet Naughty Bear, a sociopathic teddy bear out for revenge and stuffed with evil intentions. Striking terror in the hearts of all bears, large and small, Naughty Bear lets you scare the stuffing out of your victims before you impale them on your machete. Filled with tons of mischief and over-the-top cartoon violence, this one of a kind adventure game is built on an innovative AI foundation that makes this game hours of fun for gamers of all levels. Release your inner Naughty Bear.
View larger. | Gameplay Where It Pays to be Bad
In addition to a variety of weapons and usable objects, Naughty Bear features scare-based stealth tactics, which players use against the other characters in the game. By inflicting physical and psychological damage on enemies players earn "Naughty Points" which aid them in their progress through the game. Referred to as a scare-based point system, players gain the most points and in-game rewards the more conniving and down right evil their behavior is. And if they hope to prevail, they will have to keep up the bad behavior, because as they game moves on the other bears who are the targets of Naughty Bear's warped mind become more difficult to harass and terrorize, and may even turn the tables on you. Key Game Features - The game experience is different every time with a huge number of choices the player can make.
- Watch the bears gang up on you and work together.
- Evade ‘the Fuzz’, and increasingly dangerous Teddies as they scramble to react to your extreme naughtiness.
- Earn points through scares, intimidation and kills- Rack up the points as you rack up the body count.
- More than 30 unlockable levels, each with unique characteristics and weaponry encountered at every stage.
- Online support and multiplayer options via PlayStation Network.
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Get even with teddy rivals.
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Weapons, objects & more
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Assassination& scare tactics.
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Eliminate enemies as you will.
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| Customer Reviews:
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 This is unBEARable. Get it????? August 28, 2010
Armando N. Roman (Hillsboro, OR)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
When I first saw pictures of Naughty Bear, I was a little interested. A killer teddy bear? 'sounds like good dumb fun to me! Though at the same time, I noticed that very few details about gameplay were revealed, which was pretty smart on the developer's part, because it made more people buy the game without knowing about what they were getting into. After watching someone play Naughty Bear for 15 minutes, I knew this game sucked. Then, after playing it for a few hours myself, I can tell you that I haven't played a game this bad since Superman 64. Yeah, I used the S word there. Where Superman 64 was so bad that it was funny to watch, there's nothing redeeming about Naughty Bear unless you're that desperate for trophies.
What do I even say about the game's story? You're a gruff, tough bear who doesn't like anyone that lives around him. All his neighbors are these happy bears with high, squeaky voices that sound an awful lot like the Teletubbies, and for no real reason, it's up to you to beat the stuffing out of them. You'll use bats, machetes, and many other weapons [that all do the same thing] to terrorize the neighborhood while doing some forced stealth segments in an attempt to add some variety to the game. Level after level, you go around, beating up bears, raising your Naughty meter. Repeat. Repeat. Repeat. I know the most common comment for this game is that it should've been a downloadable game for 1/5 the price, but I have to agree with them. Whoever said that it was ok to release Naughty Bear as a full price, real game, is nuts.
So just how bad is the gameplay? Imagine a game where attack moves are unresponsive, the camera is constantly getting stuck behind walls and other objects, you just mash the attack button over and over, and you attack the same characters while the same grinding track plays in the background over and over. That's Naughty Bear. A game like this had a lot of potential, but after playing the final product, I can't even begin to think of how this could've been a good game. The bad-ness took out any good ideas in my head. There are some parts of the game that have some genuine thought put into them, like smashing a phone before a bear can call the cops, but it doesn't matter much because by the time you get to the phone, it's too late. You'll have fought the camera for at least 30 seconds, then positioned yourself just right so you can open a door or break open a window. That's right- you have to be in just the right spot before the window asking if you want to open the door pops up. The weapons are all very basic, and while some kills did make me laugh a little, they could've been done better. I was too bothered by the over-use of 'Naughty' by the poorly voiced fake British narrator to be that into the game. Heck, I got sick of the word 'naughty' after 5 minutes.
The graphics aren't exactly pushing the ps3 to its limits. To tell you the truth, I could see this being done just fine on the ps2 or even the PSP. And yet, there's a lot of slowdown and frame issues with Naughty Bear. Why the heck does a game this basic have slowdown on the ps3? Character models and locations don't have much detail to begin with, so don't expect much from the visuals in any aspect. The audio's even worse, with that ungodly horrendous track that played over and over, the annoying bear voices and that narrator that should've ditched the accent.
I don't just hand out 1 star ratings for things. Usually, I can see some positive aspects in games, movies, or books that get nothing but bad reviews from others, and rate it appropriately. With Naughty Bear, there's no hope. I'll give it 2 stars for fun because it used the cool Deadly Creatures/X-Men Origins: Wolverine camera that would sometimes cut to the victim's point of view and show you popping up into view, taking them out mercilessly. That's always great, and I wish more [good] games would use it. As it is, there's no reason what so ever to buy this. Even if someone loans it to you, as is my case, I think you'll feel insulted more than anything.
An interesting idea but poorly executed August 16, 2010
Vyprstryke
I, for one, was looking forward to this game. However, as its release date drew near, there existed no gameplay videos or anything outside of some very cool looking execution trailers and a few video spoofs. The game sounded interesting this way but once I finally got my hands on it, I was insanely disappointed with what I saw.
This game is an absolute mess. The framerate begins hiccuping if there's more than 1 bear anywhere around you (so good luck if you've got a small crowd that you're wanting to sneak up on). The controls feel very broken as well as I found myself fighting to get the camera view the way I wanted it more often than not. The game forces you to play the side-missions to unlock the rest of the story missions (if you really even wanna get into it...and you probably won't). All in all, this game seems like more time was spent making the cool looking trailers for it than actually being worked on. Do not pay over 10 dollars for this game. This should have just been an Xbox Live Arcade/Playstation Network release. It's insanely mediocre and nothing special in any way.
 Good but repetitive and bad camera angles August 2, 2010
J. Hernandez (Sunnyvale, CA United States)
The game is cool if you like beating up teddy bears. The downside is the bad camera angles which messes with the action at times. The overall variety is also slightly annoying. The variety of bears to use as you win more and more challenges is cool. I havent tried out multi player but only after I beat more of the game. If you dont mind the little hiccups which I hope they fix down the road than give this a try at lower price if it ever goes discounted.
Just...Awful. July 30, 2010
George J. Erskine
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
If this game was a PSN game for $10.00 and they fixed the broken camera and broken colission detection and broken AI and boring weapons, it MIGHT have been decent. $50 for this trash? I've literally never felt so ripped off. Eff this game.
 gets boring really quickly July 27, 2010
Mor and Tookie (NY)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
I had such high hopes for this game, but it's really not that great. It's not just a button masher and does require some planning and technique which is good. However, i just find it too repetitive. You have to keep killing the other bears which sounds great (especially since there are a bunch of ways to kill them) ... but the camera angles are extremely annoying, and the setup of the screen is not well thought out (i am constantly missing important information that's displayed). The game is just extremely repetitive and i find myself not caring about the new ways i can discover to kill the bears.
I played this game twice and doubt i'll be playing again. waste of money, unfortunately.
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