The Shrek license may not seem like it'd work in a videogame, but it really is used well in Shrek 2 and is one of the game's main strengths. However, that fairy tale twist appears throughout the entire game and gives the game an undeniable charm, a charm that will appeal to both children and adults. It's like the movie Meet the Parents, but with a fairy tale twist. Shrek 2 is based off the movie of the same name, which stars the unlikely hero Shrek, a large green ogre, who treks across a land filled with magical fairy tale heroes to meet his newly wed wife's parents. I'll give you a minute to cope before we begin. Oh, but it seems that there's been slight shift in the cosmos - a rippling in the seams of the known universe, if you will - because that last law has been broken with Shrek 2, a videogame tie-in that indeed does not suck. Really, though, none of that matters cause we're here to talk about videogames, and if there were an undisputable law that applies to videogames, it'd be this: videogames based off movies will always suck. There's that one law about gravity concerning that 'what comes up, must come down thing'? and then there's that one theory about light, speed, and relativity or something. In life, there are several undisputable, scientific facts that will ring true for eternity.
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