From: THQ Average Rating: Binding: Video Game ESRB Age Rating: Everyone Label: THQ Model: 752919460283 Number of Items: 1 Platform: PlayStation2 Release Date: June 15, 2006
Features:
You'll guide Marlin, Dory and Nemo through ten levels of underwater adventure, as you try to reunite the family
Challenging puzzles and wild arcade action as you control all three characters
Interact with other great characters from the film, like Bruce, Crush, and the Tank Gang
Features film clips that capture the fun of the hit movie
playstation 2 finding nemo this is a great game I started playing it with one of the kids I babysat for then I went ahead and bought it because I loved it so much
For one player only would be more fun if for 2 players, there is a lot of reading and waiting..
BORING!!! Oh Gosh I can't believe how boring this game is... I loved the movie but I wanted to smash this game against the wall. It started off good but then it was the same exact thing over and over. So that was boring me and wasting my time. Then I couldn't get past the level(s) since I found controlling a little difficult. Then Bruce was like... not right and would scare the heck outta little kids. Rent it if you must, but honestly don't buy it.
key word = repetitive This game is just boring. Same repetitive game plan in all levels. I don't beleive this game is for all levels. I also think younger kids will just give up because if you mess up at any point you're forced to go back to the start of the level your playing. So, it's just over and over again. View angles are also lame. You get one view and that's it. Bump into something you aren't allowed to see yet -- well too bad-- it's back to the level's start. Bought this on sale -- wish I hadn't wasted my game bucks.
Not That Great My family and I LOVED the movie Finding Nemo, and I *finally* got around buying this game for my son the other day.
Unfortunately, he has had to call me into the room *repeatedly* to help him get through some of the levels. He gets frustrated and visibly upset (surely all that adrenaline isn't good for kids?!) and it was making my heart race, too. Most of the sections (he's on Level 6) involve a race of some sort or going through 2D platforming mazes (think Crash Bandicoot).
Some of the graphics are truly excellent, but not for small children. There are scenes with Bruce the shark chasing and trying to eat Nemo and Dory as you navigate them through minefields and in the sub. The music sounds pretty threatening, too.
Personally, I love PS2 games aimed at kids (e.g. Ice Age 2, Curious George, the Spyro series, etc.), but this game is repetitive and aggravating. Fighting against the current for some of the games makes it difficult and frustrating...which is decidedly unfun.
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