The final level is too hard and the controls not fully reliable, and graphic-wise, size of course matters. But the cutesy, candy-colored "femininity" and gameplay remain.
If you're a diehard Dreamcast fan and your Dreamcast broke and you might think this copy will make up for your missing Ulala, I'd suggest skipping this and going to eBay to get a replacement.
Polish and beauty is the essence of ULALA, and while this conversion is superb, it's simply not made for the small screen. It's large, loud and beautiful, and that's how it should be. [Oct 2003, p.103]
Although the challenge is formidable, the game is relatively short. The developers were hoping that the difficulty of the game alone would add to its length.
To choose, of all games, one so heavily geared towards style, presentation and music for a GBA conversion does tread that famous fine line between stupid and clever and, rather frustratingly, falls mostly on the former.
SummaryMeet Ulala, the grooviest reporter in the galaxy! She's got the attitude, the moves, and the savvy to scoop a story, all while saving the universe from invading Morolians.