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Okami
Arcade
September 19, 2006
Okami is a production from Clover Studios, the developers responsible for both parts of the well received by Viewtiful Joe series players. The main assumption of the game is to base its visual and climatic style on the old Japanese art of sumi-e painting, characterized by a specific line and color palette.
Sonic Heroes
Arcade
January 6, 2004
Sonic Heroes is a position climatically referring to the best parts of the series with the title hedgehog in the lead role. The gameplay is characterized by high dynamics (various platforms, turns, circles in the air, etc.), lots of jumps or skies (launchers, hills) and (but less often) forceful elimination of enemies.
Shrek 2: The Game
Arcade
May 4, 2004
Shrek 2: The Game is a program belonging to the genre of arcade games, which was created based on the second part of the animated film "Shrek". In the production, apart from the title character, we can also play a few other characters: Fiona and donkey, among others.
Babe
Arcade
September 21, 2006
Babe is an adventure and arcade game based on two popular films with a nice pig in the lead role - Babe the Gallant Pig (Babe - a pig with class) and Babe: Pig in the City (Babe - a pig in the city). Due to its simplicity and subject matter, this product may be an excellent choice for the youngest users of PlayStation 2.
Ratatouille
Arcade
June 26, 2007
Ratatouille is based on an animated film of the same name, created by the team from Pixar Animation Studios - a bastion of Toy Story, Finding Nemo (Where is Nemo?) and Cars (Cars). The role of the main character is played by Remy, who is quite an unusual rat. This protagonist loves good food, so he doesn't like it especially with his family.
Knight Rider
Arcade
November 8, 2002
Knight Rider is a Davilex studio-produced racing game with elements of adventure, based on the themes of a popular TV series with David Husselhoff in the lead role. The player takes on the role of Michael Knight and, with a technologically advanced car, tries to save the world from various threats.
Looney Tunes: Acme Arsenal
Arcade
October 9, 2007
Looney Tunes: Acme Arsenal is an adventure and skill game that allows us to meet popular cartoon characters from the Crazy Melodies. In the virtual reality there are seven characters who are well known to older and younger viewers, such as Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Tasman's Devil and Marvin Martian.
G-Force
Arcade
July 21, 2009
Arcade action game referring to the animated film The G Crew. We play the Darwin guinea pig and our task is to save the world from an unsustainable millionaire. During the game we have a number of gadgets and add-ons to make it easier to move on to the next stage. The graphics are on a good level, and the game has a friendly atmosphere.
Psychonauts
Arcade
June 21, 2005
An adventure game with strong action and platform game traits. It was developed by Double Fine Productions. The player assumes the role of a boy named Razputin, Raz in short. His dream is to become a member of the titular Psychonauts, a squad that is maintaining peace in the world. After sneaking up into one of the training camps, the protagonist discovers that the cadets are mysteriously disappearing. Raz, accompanied by his loyal friends, tries to discover this mystery. In Psychonauts the action is presented by using a third-person perspective. The game features more than a dozen of varied levels – most of them take place inside the human minds. During the game Raz must face various enemies, solve some more or less complicated traps, and avoid many dangers. Luckily, the boy is able to jump, swim, climb and sneak. He also has access to a set of paranormal skills, including telekinesis, levitation and invisibility. The game features nice looking graphics. Similarly to previous games of this developer, the title is filled with humor.
Top Gun: Combat Zones
Arcade
November 1, 2001
Top Gun: Combat Zones is an action game based on the theme of a cult movie with Tom Cruise. Players take on the role of a pilot of an American fighter and take part in many dangerous missions. Unlike other aviation productions based on the title film, the Digital Integrations studio game is characterized by a strictly arcade character of the game.
Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc
Arcade
March 13, 2003
The third installment in the series of adventures of the eponymous friendly hero. Released for PC Windows and consoles, the game is an action platformer. Rayman and his friends, Globox and Murfy, have to face the army of Hoodlums. As you play, you explore new, colorful locations, from beautiful, magical places to ruined areas inhabited by hostile creatures. Visually, the game looks better than the second installment — the textures and animations have been improved. The Game Boy Advance release, however, is a 2D platform game utilizing a side view perspective. In this edition, you need to find a cure for Globox, who accidentally swallowed the evil Dark Lum Lord. It is also worth noting that the production is among the visually best ones for Nintendo handhelds.
Hamster Heroes
Arcade
July 15, 2005
Hamster Heroes is another game inspired by the popular Super Monkey Ball series. Our task, just like in the above mentioned prototype, is to lead the trapped hero through a series of complex, three-dimensional stages. This time as a protagonist we are dealing with a nice hamster.
