So I beat addams family values....

[moonmaster1]

Safe to say, i'm dissapointed.

The game is great, don't get me wrong but after 4 to 6 hours of searching the overworld like a blind kid over mindless quests I find the ending to be simple at best.

Anybody else feel this way?

[Nunzio]

4-6 hours isn't that big of a deal. Kind of like Snatcher in one sitting, which is totally reasonable.

[moonmaster1]

Well I started back up from dungeon 4 so it could easily be more like 5-7 hours.

But my point is as epic as they make they game seem, the climax *If I can call it that* falls flat on its face like the ending of nes ghostbusters.

some guys at gamefaq's snes board were digging into every little aspect of the game. seems there is a lot of incomplete ares as the game was rushed.

[vintagegamecrazy]

I'm at the last dungeon and have to complete it. It started out pretty cool and the music and graphics are great but the game play gets pretty disappointing after not too long. I'm going to review the game soon, maybe once I get done moving to my new house.

[moonmaster1]

best of luck getting settled in your new pad.

I'll look forward to this review, this game is nothing but one big mystery.

[Nunzio]

... the climax *If I can call it that* falls flat on its face like the ending of nes ghostbusters

Remind you of anything...?

I think tons of games are like that, especially NES era. Equally you can say that the original SMB has a terrible ending because you get one line.

[moonmaster1]

yea, but they at least reward you with a harder game.

Most games with a bad ending leave off on that.

Maybe Debbie could have been electrocuted via the movie and reduced to ashes. Would have made the ending soar.

[Mr Smith]

I can't remember whether it was the Addams Family or the Addams Family Values that pissed me off.

Praise the mighty Rául Juliá for allowing you to complete his game.

[Knuckle Duster]

I liked Values because it reminded me of Fester's Quest, a classic NES title I played to death back in the day.