ROMper ROOM: Review of ‘Avatar: The Video Game’ (The Washington Times)
James Cameron’s new movie, “Avatar,” attacks theaters this week, and for select members of the family that means play opportunities, both real and virtual, based on the sci-fi epic. First, for the emerging teen, Avatar: The Video Game (Ubisoft, $59, rated T for teen, reviewed for Xbox 360) provides a violent but not very challenging third-person adventure. A player controls RDA Corp.’s signals …
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