Item: Bully: Scholarship Edition
Rating: 9
Author: CAT “Mang Jollibee” FOOD

It's an open-world Rockstar game, and it was executed very well on the Xbox 360 with the resolution upscaled from its PS2 version, and a few little irrelevant extras here and there. It's short and sweet - there's not nearly as much to do as there is in Grand Theft Auto IV which came out about the same time - but it's a very charming coming-of-age story for a kid who isn't actually a bully trying to find his place in a strict, institutional environment. The combat and transportation are very minimalistic compared to GTA, but they're executed very well - really, you just want to play the game for the comical immersion of being a young teenager in a boarding school.

<p>It's an open-world Rockstar game, and it was executed very well on the Xbox 360 with the resolution upscaled from its PS2 version, and a few little irrelevant extras here and there. It's short and sweet - there's not nearly as much to do as there is in Grand Theft Auto IV which came out about the same time - but it's a very charming coming-of-age story for a kid who isn't actually a bully trying to find his place in a strict, institutional environment. The combat and transportation are very minimalistic compared to GTA, but they're executed very well - really, you just want to play the game for the comical immersion of being a young teenager in a boarding school.</p>

Bully: Scholarship Edition

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CAT “Mang Jollibee” FOOD