A frequently used feature such as centering the camera behind the player is achieved by the awkward combination of the Z and C-down buttons pressed simultaneously. The play control is actually very tight and responsive. It makes running the funny little man in circles a simple and enjoyable task. Veteran gamers might find it to be almost too good, but this game appears to be more likely to please the younger and inexperienced crowd and thus it handles appropriately. Even further indication of the targeted age for this game is found in the level designs.
All stages are straightforward and very basic.
They're practically linear in objectives with no real puzzles to speak of. You'll find yourself running the only direction you can possibly go to find a wrench, then backtrack to the sewer hatch you passed and continue on in that direction. There is very little room to get lost in this game, despite how large and open the levels appear at first glance. Blues Brothers 2000 will not give most gamers a very long ride, either. After barely an hour of gameplay we were already cruising past the halfway point of the game.