The Polar Express PlayStation 2 Walkthrough - Part 2 (Last Part)
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Published 2024-02-26
DISCLAIMER When I was editing a bit of the video, I saw there was somehow no sound put into the video after I stopped recording. I really don't want to play this game all over again, so a positive to this is you can listen to music from the movie if you watch this. That's my version of the lyric "When it seemed the magic slipped away, we find it all again" in the song Believe.
The Polar Express for the PlayStation 2 is another game that I never finished when I was younger. I've always loved the movie, was so happy to return to this game, know I can finish it as a little Christmas gift to myself (even though I finished this in what's now February lol). In this second and last part, I actually looked up how to get passed the running on the top of the train to the girl and conductor part to see what I was doing wrong before I started playing and all I had to do was hold circle at the parts that can hit you. I have no clue how I didn't know that before, but whatever. I also saw how short the game is, so I knew I could get through the rest of it in the span of two hours. This then leads to of course the rest of the game, which includes skiing with the ghost guy, doing two mini games with the worker guys, that are collecting parts for the train and doing a silly dancing game so that they can see where they're going, guiding the girl through the train (it's especially funny hear her "WEEEEEEEEEE" on the ice), riding one part of the train down tracks, catching up to Billy through the present thing, climbing the big bunch of presents, driving the present holder thing, seeing that the game really is short, not watching the clips from the movie since I already saw them play during the game, and the same thing with music tracks, not doing the mini games since you need a toy thing for it, much like Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, and seeing I got the majority of the toy parts. Most of the rest of this game was either silly yet keeping my mind active/saying it's a good game for kids or rage inducing, especially the climbing presents part since it was like a 2004 version of the game Only Up. Now that I'm finished, I want tot ry and be more consistent with the games I play, the next one being Halo: Reach on the Xbox 360.