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Ice-T's Twitter Reviews: Limbo Dope, Medal of Honor Sucks
Ice-T has never been too quiet about his status as a gamer. He gave out his Gamertag on Jimmy Fallon. He's doing voice-over work for Gears of War 3. Hell, Annette and I even ran into him at Microsoft's E3 party. The dude genuinely loves games, surely more than Soulja Boy.
He's also extremely active on Twitter. Being the outspoken man he is (just ask Aimee Mann), he tends to throw around his opinion of games fairly frequently on the social networking site. Here's some of T's mini-reviews from the last couple of weeks.
On the Medal of Honor beta:
“Final Level Quick Review: Medal Of Honor Beta......... SUCKS.”
“Hey... You guys play it yourself. The codes are floating around all over the net. But I would advise you to try.. Before you buy.>>>”
“Who knows.. The single player may be dope like Battelfeild. But the multiplayer is kinda janky..”
On Limbo:
“Once again this LIMBO game is dope. You can download it on Xbox live. Old school but crazy!”
“I'm playing LIMBO right now... This game is fun! FLTG Approved.. Don't cheat.”
On Kane & Lynch:
“Now I'm enjoying the Kane & Lynch single player. This *** is gangsta!”
On Just Cause 2:
“Just started playing a new game 'JUST CAUSE'. Kinda dope. Very GTA ish.”
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