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But let’s just call that a metaphor for the game as a whole–reminiscing on Family Guy’s past triumphs. None of the key features really hold up compared to other shooters, save for the appearance of Seth McFarlane and his crew of writers and actors. Even then, this would have made for a weakly written episode of the show. If it were down to a night with your buddies in front of the TV with a few drinks, then it would make for an alright rental. Conversely, if you really<\/em> love this show, you’ll find the host of references and in-jokes found in the levels hilarious and almost gratifying. But, there are a lot of great games you could buy with the money that Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse will cost you this holiday season. You’d probably be better off playing one of those.<\/p>\n

This review was conducted using the Xbox 360 version of the game.<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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