Bully PlayStation 2

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Addicting, but repetitive

By Yahoo! Shopping User  Feb 15, 2008

Pros: Smooth gameplay, interesting storyline

Cons: Missions become repetitive, Very short compared to most Rockstar games

Bully is a very fun game to play. I wouldnt recommend to children under probably 15 years old though. Like most Rockstar games, the graphics are really good and the storyline keeps one interested and playing it for days on end. It is very similar to the Grand Theft Auto series, expect transportation consists of bicycles and skateboards, and weapons consist of firecrackers, potato guns, and slingshots. The story missions seem to go by really quick. I personally beat the game in a matter of 10 hours or so. I give the game four stars rather than five because of this reason. I definitely recommend this game, it is worth the money.

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Bully PlayStation 2

By Yahoo! Shopping User  Oct 24, 2006 | 7 out of 9 found this Bully review helpful

Pros: Inventive setting; quality dialogue and voice acting; great cutscene animation; nice character upgrades; amazing soundtrack.

Cons: real 15-year-olds don't pass out at 2 a.m..

Bully opens with you, 15-year-old troublemaker Jimmy Hopkins, getting dumped off at a boarding school by your newly remarried mother and her rich husband. Your mother and her new husband intend to spend an entire year away on a cruise while you languish in what might as well be a teenage prison with slightly better-looking uniforms. Bullworth Academy is run by a clueless administration and a series of social cliques that are always scrapping. As the new kid thrown into the equation, you're quickly painted as an outcast. You're also befriended by another such outcast, a weird kid named Gary, who is apparently off his attention deficit disorder meds and has delusions of taking over the entire school. However, crazy Gary removes himself from the picture relatively early on, leaving you to fend for yourself against the school's different factions while attending classes, avoiding authority figures, and occasionally kissing girls.