Definately worth a mention.
I am at 60% game mastery and it is still enjoyable. The controls are decent, yet the ability to lock-on targets would be nice. The voice acting sucks arse, but the in-game music is fitting and and sometimes "hum worthy". There are "cheap deaths" in regards to the sluggish camera positioning and precision jumping (yes I know, it is a platformer), though nothing that can\'t be overcome with a little practice and patience. It is esthetically pleasing with top-notch lighting and a solid framerate. The inflexibility of the save system is a little irritating at first, but becomes acceptable after the first level or two. Maximo is a solid platfomer, quite worthy of one\'s time, and if you can over-look it\'s very minor imperfections, and enjoy this genre of game, it should prove to be a good subsitute for your hard earned cash.