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Be the first one to write a review. Radio Show and Programs Archive. John Rogan. Niecy Nash Regina. Melanie Scrofano Rachel Adams. Adam Herschman Jared. Douglas Aarniokoski Director. David Loughery Screenwriter. Douglas Aarniokoski Screenwriter. Marc Bienstock Producer. Boris Mojsovski Cinematographer.

Alicia Keywan Production Design. Andrew Coutts Film Editor. Zaldy Costume Designer. Anton Sanko Original Music. Stephanie Corsalini Casting. View All Critic Reviews Oct 13, Starts out with a social message then gives up on that and becomes a not great horror movie. Marcus W Super Reviewer. Jun 28, While a little derivative and cheesy, Nurse 3D sort of works in a B-movie kind of way. The story follows a hospital nurse named Abby Russell who kills philandering men on the side, but when she becomes obsessed with one of the nurses in training she starts to get reckless.

The performances are deliciously awful and really help to amp up the camp factor. Additionally, a lot of the CGI blood effects look quite fake especially the ones meant for 3D.

However, there's a nice bit of mystery and intrigue to the character of Abby Russell, and whether or not she'll get caught. Ghoulishly entertaining, Nurse 3D is a pretty formulaic horror film that doesn't take itself too seriously.

Dann M Super Reviewer. Apr 06, Really quite odd, it's hard to work out wether or not Nurse 3D is genuinely trying to frighten its audience or not. If it isn't, then its probably quite a good film however I assumed that its instead a boring wannabe Single White Female except far more homo-erotic and far less entertaining.

Whilst its undeniably fun through and throughout, Nurse suffers from one fatal drawback, an unhappy lack of charisma. Harry W Super Reviewer. Jan 03, Posts : 34, Originally Posted by DwightShrute. Points Awarded:. Posts : 74, I provided you facts on the subject being discussed. Hospital beds, nurses and why hospitals do what they. Its factual, informative and on topic. Posts : 82, Originally Posted by KVB. I know you did. It only supports my point. It wasn't necessary to post as a response to me.

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Maybe we can get Kraken to answer this. Last edited by DwightShrute; at PM. Posts : 69, Try and pick a number between and ask a friend to hide a number he so chooses. I'll bet the house you don't guess that number right!! Gotta ask yourself do you feel lucky punk?

Originally Posted by grease lightnin. He is in healthcare, but I am not qualified to answer this one because I am in finance… wink wink…. Posts : 26, Damn …another guy that needs a critical thinking class.

As with most games of this style, the interface is a little complicated at first but you will pick it up as you play and it becomes quite simple to manipulate. The game is broken up into explore mode, battle mode, and inventory mode.

As Edward, you will walk around, screen by screen, to different locations where you'll fight off monstrous creatures and solve puzzles. There's a good mix of both, although you'll spend most of your time exploring and solving puzzles. You can tell that a good chunk of the cartridge's memory was taken up with background graphics, which means there was less to put into the puzzles. Although there are a good amount of puzzles, most aren't very challenging, as the item you need to solve the puzzle is usually pretty close by, hiding somewhere, and most are pretty obvious solutions.

Less seasoned puzzle players will find these a good challenge. As you roam Shadow Island, you'll find many items that will be of use to you. And yes, everything is used somewhere -- after it's no longer useful it'll disappear from inventory. You'll also find that many areas are simply inaccessible at any time during the game -- best I can guess is that they exist in versions of the game on other platforms but had to be pulled for this one.

Moving around each screen is simple, just push the D-pad in the appropriate direction. If you can't go somewhere, the character won't go there. You can also examine or pick up items by pressing the B button. You'll need to examine everything and you will find that although there is a lot to look at, you won't necessarily need everything you examine. When you enter a room that has monsters you'll get a quick cut-scene to get you prepared and then the view changes to more of a A?

I particularly liked this as I often have trouble in these types of games with the perspective while fighting Game Boy Color's limited memory saves the day! I found the aiming to be somewhat temperamental since hitting those corners on the D-pad and leaving Edward facing in that direction can be slightly frustrating.

Also, Edward moves slower than normal in these scenes and the weapon you're holding will also affect this too.

During the battles you have access of up to three different weapons. You start with a revolver and some ammo, but later can acquire a more powerful shotgun and a crossbow. Ammo can be found around the island and also in some battle scenes too.

One aspect of the game I wasn't happy with is that you cannot ever escape a battle scene -- you must fight and win to get out. This becomes quite the problem if you run out of ammo and since ammo is limited, you need to conserve and be very careful. The enemy AI isn't really very smart, but since the enemies are usually as fast as you, if they get close it's hard to outrun them.

The puzzles are somewhat challenging and will get the player's brain working without too much frustration to solve, though. Inventory mode is, well, where you see your inventory. You can take a closer look at certain items such as journal pages and the map.

You can also see what weapons you have available as well as the amount of ammo for each. If there's no description for something you can pretty much bet that you'll use it somewhere else. One feature that I really liked about this game is that you can save anytime you want. When you first start the game you can choose one of three different save slots.

I'd suggest saving early and often, as you never know what will happen next. Well, this is an interesting topic for this game.

They're both good and bad. The backgrounds are very nice for a GBC game and you can tell that this is where the bulk of the cartridge's memory is used. There aren't a whole lot of bright colors, which is to be expected in a game as this.

I was impressed with how bright the screens are, in that you can see things well assuming you can see the GBC screen well. The problem with the backgrounds is that there is so much detail on a screen that can't handle it all that well so you end up thinking, 'what is that blobbish thing anyway? Most of the icons you pick up are icons until you look in inventory. The inventory and cinematic cut-scenes both have nice art all around and, again, it's impressive for a GBC game.

Since the game is attempting to pull off a 3D environment, when Edward walks around he is scaled. This means that when he gets closer to you he also gets very blocky. Actually, on first glance I thought Edward looked like a wonderful rendition of one of the apes from the original " Planet of the Apes. I found that sounds and music were very limited.

I'd guess this is most likely due to much of the cartridge's memory being used up with graphics. There are some ambient sounds on some screens and while they aren't the greatest, they're fitting for the various environments you're in at the time. The music is appropriate, but dull, droning, and repetitive. The music is mostly heard during cut-scenes. I was surprised at how simple the manual is considering how complicated the game is complicated for a GBC game anyway.

Most everything you need to know is explained and most of the rest will be explained throughout the game.