Super Cane Magic ZERO is quite the adventure. From the moment it begins to the rolling of the end credits there isn't a dull moment to be found. With a cast of larger than life characters and action and puzzles, it's difficult to put down. Thanks to it having local co-op play it really amplifies the amount of fun that can be had in this wonderfully outrageous game.
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Played in co-op, Super Cane Magic Zero can be fun. It still has issues though, and you're not likely to put up with them playing by yourself.
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