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It’s just boring and redundant. It’s worth a rental, especially if you enjoyed the big-screen or comic book incarnations of the franchise, but even a guest appearance by Angie herself wouldn’t make this worth full price.

The Adventure Company's imported version of Fenimore Fillmore: The Westerner, under the moniker of Wanted: A Wild West Adventure, is a solid point-and-click adventure game affair, offering a style of gameplay that hearkens back to the heyday of Sierra's and Lucas Arts' popular adventure games. Sure, some of the game's magic was lost in translation (we'll talk about that more later) and some of the ways the game handles interaction (both manipulation and perspective) could use some work, but overall Wanted is a fun game. With that said, let's get into the heart of what Wanted is all about.

I was honestly expecting a really neat experience out of Scrapland, but the tedium and ultimate lack of innovation just left me flustered.

A difficult to master user interface combined with gameplay that was already too difficult on the PC make for strange bedfellows.