Games Database
GBA
Adventure
| Viewed: | 2D Side-on, Scrolling | Genre: | Adventure Platform |
| Arcade origin: | No | ||
| Developer: | Helixe | Soft. Co.: | THQ |
| Publishers: | THQ
(GB) |
Released: | 9 Nov 2001
(GB) |
| Ratings: | 3+ | ||
| No Accessories: | No Accessories | ||
Summary
There have been many bizarre animated franchises to emerge from the States. From Rugrats to SpongeBob SquarePants. Since Nickelodeon unleashed Rocket Power on the world, its popularity has umm, rocketed, and so it makes its way onto Game Boy Advance in the form of Rocket Power: The Dream Scheme. Get in there!
Following Otto’s nightmare that demonstrates Dr. Stimpleton’s kidnapping of his sister Reggie, the gang embarks upon a quest stop the evil Doctor from converting Ocean Shores into a miserable holiday resort. Rocket Power gives players the opportunity to take part in a fast-paced enthralling game and assume the role of many favourites from the now classic TV series, including Otto, Twister and Sam.
The game of Dream Scheme takes place over 16 unique levels that span as many as 30 different playing areas. But rest assured, this game is not repetitive, since there are four completely different styles of gameplay that help to give Rocket Power the variety the players need. These games include popular sports such as rollerblading, hockey, and even hopping around on a Pogo Stick.
The Rocket Power name is now a well-known phenomenon across the globe, and the inclusion of this great Game Boy Advance version of the game is likely to establish the Rocket Power franchise even further.
Following Otto’s nightmare that demonstrates Dr. Stimpleton’s kidnapping of his sister Reggie, the gang embarks upon a quest stop the evil Doctor from converting Ocean Shores into a miserable holiday resort. Rocket Power gives players the opportunity to take part in a fast-paced enthralling game and assume the role of many favourites from the now classic TV series, including Otto, Twister and Sam.
The game of Dream Scheme takes place over 16 unique levels that span as many as 30 different playing areas. But rest assured, this game is not repetitive, since there are four completely different styles of gameplay that help to give Rocket Power the variety the players need. These games include popular sports such as rollerblading, hockey, and even hopping around on a Pogo Stick.
The Rocket Power name is now a well-known phenomenon across the globe, and the inclusion of this great Game Boy Advance version of the game is likely to establish the Rocket Power franchise even further.
