All Grown Up: Express Yourself is a video game for the Game Boy Advance, developed by Altron and published by THQ. Released in 2004, the plot involves Angelica completing an assignment for the school newspaper. The game is a compilation of mini-games that are linked by a series of eight missions. There is a PDA mode with a To Do list that collects events and places for each day.
Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends: Balloon Bonanza is an Action game, developed by Macrospace and published by Sorrent, which was released in 2005.
You are going to experience 42 brain twister levels in this funny game based on Disney cartoons!
Set out to the mansion of uncle Scrooge together with Donald Duck to find the nephews and help McDuck to save his untold wealth. Huey, Dewey and Louie learned lots of new at Young Groundhogs School and now they can find tracks of evil Barks brothers which are trying to rob Scrooge.
Poor Donald must cope with all his troubles as soon as possible as he has a date with beautiful Daisy, and this girl will not forgive if he comes late!
Hurry up to solve interesting brain twisters, otherwise Donald is going to have a real fight with his girlfriend!
Princess Party Games is a Disney princess game for mobile where you'll be able to enjoy 6 different mini games with the most popular Disney princesses as the main characters: Aurora, Belle, Ariel, Jasmine, Snowhite and Cinderella. This addictive Disney princess game for mobile has very good graphics and a very additive playability for everyone!
Reckless adventures with Mickey Mouse, Donald and Goofy. Even if they were not in the game, the game has to be awarded for nice cartoon graphics. Three winter kinds of sport are realized in the game and every one of them looks quite charming. The Snow Queen would die of envy!
While controlling different characters of famous cartoons the player skis, ski- jumps and sledges in bobsleigh. By the way, the game even has a pseudo 3D view of tunnel, what makes descending in it unusually lively and realistic. The game gas 45 levels and you will need at least 3 hours to pass them all.
Features & details
- Travel to the far reaches of the galaxy, including: outer-space, an exciting & dangerous underwater world & even medieval times
- Bowling balls, pink spray paint, a fire extinguisher and a giant magnet are just a few of the wild and wacky gadgets at your disposal;
- Use many disguises to hide from your enemies while you perform dangerously impossible tasks.
Mojo Jojo-A-Go-Go is a videogame of the Powerpuff Girls. It was released in 2001 for the Game Boy Advance, developed by Sennari Interactive and published by Entertainment BAM! Entertainment. It centers around the Girls trying to stop Mojo Jojo from stealing Chemical X after he invents a giant army of Mo-Bots.
This game loosely follows the second through third seasons of the anime, but with some minor differences, such as repeated fights against Dosu Kinuta, Zaku Abumi, Kabuto Yakushi, and Orochimaru, as well as areas that did not appear in the anime. It also features a two-player co-op mode using the link cable, and a four-player battle mode. However, while the first game had voice samples from the cast (carried over from Clash of Ninja), this game does not. The sprites in this game, while not only different from Ninja Council, would become mainstays for this series.
Naruto: Ninja Council (known as Naruto: Ninjutsu Zenkai! Saikyō Ninja Daikesshū (NARUTOナルト 忍術全開! 最強忍者大結集, "Naruto: Full Throttle Ninjutsu! Great Council of the Strongest Ninja") in Japan) is the first installment in the Ninja Council series. It is an action game for the Game Boy Advance. There are scrolls that the character can obtain to perform abilities at the cost of Chakra, which can be used to attack, break down barriers, or create whirlwinds. The story mode very loosely follows the Land of Waves arc to the Chunin Exam arc.
Characters from many Nickelodeon worlds have been misplaced into each other's worlds. Jimmy Neutron's mission is to fix the situation. He sends out Danny Phantom, Arnold Shortman, SpongeBob SquarePants, Tommy Pickles, Otto Rocket, and Timmy Turner to take photos of the misplaced characters with his new invention, the "Neutrino-Cam 4000", a camera that also functions as a teleporter, which will send them back to their own worlds.
Pokémon Pinball: Ruby & Sapphire plays similarly to traditional pinball games, using a similar engine to its predecessor, Pokémon Pinball. It features two boards, each themed on either Pokémon Ruby or Sapphire. They have similar layouts, though they feature some differences, the Sapphire table being noted as slightly more annoying due to its setup. The player launches a ball onto the board, at which point it descends towards the bottom of said board. The objective is to ensure that the ball is not lost via the drain. Players must utilize a pair of flippers located right above the drain to hit the ball upward, keeping it from falling for as long as possible. There are two outlanes located on either end of the board where the ball may fall, rendering players helpless. A Pikachu sits at either side of the board, and if players have filled its meter, it serves as a kickback, shooting the ball out of this outlane. The player can also shoot the ball into a mart, from which a power-up can be purchased to cause a Pichu will appear, allowing both outlanes to be blocked. This can assist the player in activating the four circles that sit in both the side slots and flipper paths, shown here spelling out the word ‘hole’. Consequently, a gravity field appears in the central hole that starts a minigame which resembles a slot machine. In the blue field the player is able to utilize a Zigzagoon (shown here on the right side of the board) so that it can pounce on the selected tile and obtain the result. After finishing the Rayquaza bonus stage, a new Start Slot tile appears, which is simply labeled "Arrival", signifying the arrival of a Jirachi. Activating this tile results in a bonus mode similar to Catch 'Em Mode, where the player only has thirty seconds to catch Jirachi. This is the only way to add Jirachi to the Pokédex.
In Jimmy's latest adventure, Jimmy must travel to another dimension to thwart his alter ego's plans to take over the world.
Men in Black: The Series is an action platform video game developed by Tiertex Design Studios and published by Crave Entertainment for the Game Boy Color (GBC) on March 1, 1999.[3] The game is based on the animated television series of the same name.
