Monopoly Casino Vegas Edition

Monopoly Casino Vegas Edition is one of those video games that just never really got a proper sequel. I think it's also one of the games that truly should've been on the original PlayStation or the Nintendo 64. Not to mention the fact that it was the first time that it was a video game adaptation of the classic board game, which seemed too powerful to be contained in a real-life casino.

Nano Games has chosen to make this once-a-decade-old game playable for the PlayStation and the Nintendo 64. The game is an "authentic" version of the popular Monopoly board game, and like the original, it's all played by people playing it. If you've played a Monopoly game before, you'll know exactly what to expect from Monopoly. The game is played with a two-player split-screen view, and the opposing player is in control of the action. As you move up the rankings, the board slowly fills up, making it harder to score more points. Like the old Monopoly, the game can be played by up to six people, and when you get to the final round, the action starts over with a brief cut-scene.

The game lets you control your goal on the board. As you win games, you unlock the other player's mini-game, and all of the money you earn for wins will be used to purchase new boards. The game offers a number of different ways to play the game, including a challenge mode that allows you to play for free and a time attack mode that lets you play through all of the time-honored Monopoly rules in a specific way. The original game is still there, and it includes one of the most original board designs ever.

The game also has a variation on the old Monopoly board, which means that you don't get to choose your own board from the board before the game starts. Instead, you have a number of preset tokens that you can use in the game to decide which side you'd like to fight. Each token has a number that indicates its ability to score, and a special card can be selected by hitting up on the right analog stick. The game offers a number of minigames that are an interesting diversion that offer plenty of action to keep you busy. The bowling alley minigame is another fun distraction that's unique to the game. You have to do the best stroke to score. The house challenge lets you have as much time as you want to spend playing the game. Finally, the town-elf showdown lets you face off against the house elves in a large-scale battle. While the game features just a single-player mode, it's definitely the multiplayer mode that's surprising. The online game lets you play against other players or pick a side and work your way up. The house elves mode is a full-on quest for revenge that places you in the role of an evil vampire and tasks you with defeating all of the elves in a town full of gruesome things. The town-elf showdown is a bit more straightforward than the story-based minigames, although it's still a lot of fun. You'll have the ability to customize your character, build your arena, or play as a vampire.

The graphics in the game are coming together quite nicely. The graphics engine is the most impressive part of the game, although it has a slightly unusual feel to it. The characters are well done and offer good eye candy, which helps them stand out as a strong part of the experience. You'll find a respectable variety of weapons and armor to use in the game. The weapons include a basic assortment of throwing knives, tomahawks, bats, and even a whip you can use to stun enemies with. You'll find a good assortment of the various attacks you'll use during your travels. The animation for the various characters is very fluid and smooth, and they feature a healthy amount of fluidity as you fight. The various monsters you'll encounter are also well done, thanks to some neat special effects that add to the experience. You'll notice a good amount of destructible elements during your fights, thanks to the various objects strewn about the arenas. Besides the usual debris, you'll find some elements to upgrade your abilities. You'll find an assortment of pistols, shotguns, and assault rifles to use. You'll find one set of binoculars that will let you check out the various points on the map. You'll also find assorted grenades that will come in handy when dealing with groups of foes. You'll find some special weapons as well. You'll find grenades that pack a serious punch and, naturally, can be used to clear out obstacles. You'll find some nice set of secondary weapons that will come in handy. Besides the standard assortment of weapons, you'll find a unique assortment of grenades. You'll find a host of assorted melee weapons that you'll use to dispatch your foes.