Napoleon Dynamite

Napoleon Dynamite

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Release Date: October 23, 2007

Arcade, movies, singleplayer

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A set consisting of several dozen different mini-games. This production, of course, refers to a well-known comedy, offering the possibility of directing the fate of characters known from the big screen.

Napoleon Dynamite, released on Nintendo DS and PSP, is a simple arcade game. This title refers in a very clear way to the popular and at the same time quite crazy comedy from 2004 (under the same title). Interestingly, this is not the first film by Jared Hess that was adapted into a video game. The other game was based on Nacho Libre. Differences between the different versions of the game concern mainly graphics and controls. As for the graphics, the PSP version is better. The DS edition, on the other hand, is distinguished by more interesting touchscreen controls. Both versions were released by Crave Entertainment studio, also known from George of the Jungle or Trigger Man games.

During the game, we meet all the characters known from the film. Besides Napoleon, there are also uncle Rico and Pedro Sanchez. Napoleon Dynamite offers a set of several dozen different mini-games (24 for NDS and 30 for PSP). Many of them, of course, refer to the funniest scenes from the film. One of the most interesting mini-games consists of performing dance movements according to the pattern displayed on the screen. The player's task is to press the appropriate buttons. The initial levels leave a large margin of error. However, the next dance missions require precision.

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Last updated on June 14, 2019

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Napoleon Dynamite Summary

Platforms:

PlayStation Portable

PlayStation Portable

Nintendo DS

Nintendo DS

Age restrictions: none