Look, if you don't know what this is, play the original monster prom. It's not necessary to follow all the non-sequitur glory going on, but if that doesn't appeal this probably won't either. That said: If you did enjoy it, play all of these. Writing quality is consistent, the nonsense is glorious, the art is fun and The characters are lovable dorks.
The soundtrack lacks the oomph of the original (especially Ozar Midrashim has a weaker remix) but aside from that it has touched up graphics but plays very similar to the original.
This game, which I first experienced on the first Playstation as a kid is responsible for (at least) the following: - My growing interest in the art of voice acting. - My tendency to side with characters voiced by Simon Templeman, regardless of how evil they are, if only to get the maximum amounts of spoken dialogue delivered by him. - A love of villain protagonists. - An interest in video games with a story. - A tendency to look up video game soundtracks. - Not apparent in this part just yet, but this series is one of the few narratives ever where I felt the time travel aspect was handled in a truly interesting manner.
