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Review The Making of Karateka

Date: 29/08/2023 (Last saved review: 13/10/2023) - Review: CommentChoisir.fr

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8 Ratings ranked from best to worst, green to good grades, red to bad, Average rating: 4.1/5.
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9/10 Multiplayer.it	9/10 Push Square	9/10 The Gaming Outsider	4/5 TheXboxHub
8/10 The Games Machine	8/10 Nintendo Life	8/10 Pure Nintendo	6/10 MKAU Gaming

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Multiplayer.it

So much material to see and read.
Excellent structuring of the documentary
Prototypes, original games, remasterizations

The translation of texts into Italian is welcome, but there are a few too many errors.

reviewed at 29/08/2023 - [read the full review on Multiplayer.it]

Push Square

Perfect length at a couple of hours
Insight into early game design
Karateka remaster is excellent

Handwritten notes are hard to read

reviewed at 02/09/2023 - [read the full review on Push Square]

The Gaming Outsider

A Veritable Treasure Trove of History
Wonderful Video Interviews
A Heartwarming Father/Son Story
4 Finished Versions of Karateka With Modern Amenities
Presentation Guides You Masterfully

Mechner?s Terrible Handwriting

reviewed at 04/09/2023 - [read the full review on The Gaming Outsider]

TheXboxHub

Playable history
Patches over issues with the game?s design
Brings the video game documentary to new heights
A fitting tribute

A few extra quality-of-life features would be nice

reviewed at 29/08/2023 - [read the full review on TheXboxHub]

The Games Machine

Five informative and anecdotal journeys to learn everything about Karateka and the origins of Jordan Mechner.
Deathbounce: Rebounded is a bomb.

Not all versions of Karateka are present.
Even including the prototypes, there are actually few games and they are similar to each other.

reviewed at 04/09/2023 - [read the full review on The Games Machine]

Nintendo Life

Brilliantly executed frontend, arranged and executed with panache
Exhaustively researched and stuffed with interviews and materials of interest
A comprehensive list of playable Karateka versions and smart remakes included

Undeniably a package of niche interest
Far less unique playable content as compared to other collections

reviewed at 05/09/2023 - [read the full review on Nintendo Life]

Pure Nintendo

No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.

reviewed at 13/10/2023 - [read the full review on Pure Nintendo]

MKAU Gaming

Informative and meticulously documented
In-depth look into the process of creating Karateka
Preserves video game history

Prototype throwbacks are clunky and hard to play, leaving very little decent gameplay
The timeline format does not feel overly immersive, very text-heavy
Doesn't strike a good balance between a game and a biography

reviewed at 05/09/2023 - [read the full review on MKAU Gaming]