Hitting A will cause you to spin and evade oncoming fire, which you can combine with wall-jumps, swinging and, at certain points, skateboarding to chain moves and kills.
Uzis and a shotgun help to mix it up, but the real beauty is in the movement. Clicking the left stick enters a kind of slow-mo bullet time, making targeting enemies easier and performing gravity defying flips and sumersaults much smoother. In no time at all you’ll come into possession of two handguns, which can either be simultaneously unloaded into the goon in front of you or split up by holding down the left trigger to target two enemies at once. A side-scrolling shooter and platformer, My Friend Pedro mixes up what could be a very mundane exercise with some truly excellent gunplay. Having been imprisoned by a crime boss called the Butcher, your masked and nameless protagonist is awoken in his cell by a floating, talking banana named Pedro, who immediately begins guiding him towards freedom. Which rather convoluted and drawn-out introduction brings us to My Friend Pedro, a game which begins with – among other things – a very friendly banana. Friendly, comforting, zipped up tight in their dapper little suits and shaped, quite frankly, like a great big grin, bananas would almost certainly be on our side. And don’t even get me started on grapefruit.īut if there’s one fruit or vegetable I truly believe would have our back in times of crisis, it’s the humble banana. Brussels sprouts, for example, have a certain air of ruthlessness about them, while I’m certain sweetcorn would attempt to attack en masse and overwhelm by sheer weight of numbers. That if they were to suddenly gain sentience, they would immediately begin planning the downfall of human society. I have long believed that certain fruits and vegetables are fundamentally evil.
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