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Not much time to morn for Rabbit because of Cheshire's advice, Alice made her way underground and is also chased by the world's most determine marble dropped by the annoying ladybugs, don't ask. After some climbing and jumping around, Alice finds Rabbit and he was about to take her to Caterpillar, but before he could do that, a normal size Mad Hatter stomp his way through the woods and stomps Rabbit flat, with Rabbit being kind of an idiot on this part for going through a clearing in the first place. But anyways, Alice makes her way to the Duchess, and after giving the poor woman a bad sneeze, Alice kindly takes the shell and gives it back to turtle, who kindly return the favor by helping Alice make her way to the right path to find Rabbit in Wonderland Woods and gives her his shell to breath under water more.
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Shekra: Something I guess we should mentioned, if you only watch the animated movie of Alice in Wonderland and haven't read the books like me and Micro and wonder who is the turtle and the duchess and probably many other characters, that's because the game focus more on the books Lewis Corral made back then. Sadly, after Alice was done and published, EA shut down Rogue Entertainment which was the final nail on the coffin for McGee as he left after that. Still the game came out with it having surreal environments, weird and insane level design, and people giving the game a lot of praise, as well as complains that some of which we'll get into. Development on Alice was rather a pain in the major ass to say the least mainly in the marketing department, not surprising that its because of EA, as they seem to have been trying to not get a M rated game, but McGee fought for that rating at the time with Alice being EA's first M rated game, on top of that, McGee wanted the game to be in consoles, mainly PS2, but EA shut that down much to McGee's annoyance. McGee also said he wanted to be like Walt Disney, just a little bit more wicked, so that has something to do with it.
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and after trying to do some google search of the guy, I can easily see how he made this game the way it came out.
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Micro: Well short story short, McGee went to work with EA and was creative director for Alice, with him giving the game one hell of macabre feeling with everything happening in the game, with McGee saying his inspiration for the game had to do something with his rather dysfunctional childhood. Instead of one girl getting lost in a weird world after falling into a hole, prepare to join Alice as she has endure a nightmarish world of psychological horror, its people wants to either kill her or are mental, and her own madness. However, the other way of ever hearing about Alice and her drop through the rabbit hole involves American McGee, and while some of you may think this version of Alice is just another little girl lost in the weird wacky world of Wonderland, this is not a game for little kids. mystical? land of wonderland with it strange and unique characters with some rather unsettling indications here and there, either with the classic animated film of old or the two Tim Burton films that I think people forgotten even exist at this point. Now, we're just going to assume you all know Alice in Wonderland from one way or another, most likely thanks to the likes of Disney with their adaptations of a young girl adventure in the. Shekra: Which brings up this review, American McGee's Alice, a game based on Lewis Carroll's novel of Alice in Wonderland and a game I don't think too many people remember exist, seriously Micro made a poll the other day asking if anyone ever play this game a small decent chunk didn't know this game existed.