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Disney's Chicken Little GameCube
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67 out of 100

Mixed or average reviews - based on 12 Critics

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 2 out of 12
  2. Mixed: 9 out of 12
  3. Negative: 1 out of 12
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  1. Play Magazine
    85
    Who knew kicking arse with a chicken (wielding a yo-yo, no less) could be so super-cool? [Nov p.93]
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  2. Gamenikki
    80
    If you keep in mind that this is aimed at a younger audience, even an older gamer, particularly a parent sharing the experience with a child, can find a lot to enjoy.
  3. AceGamez
    70
    A fun little game for anybody who doesn't get easily frustrated and any kid who wants a challenge.
  4. IGN
    70
    It may be a little too difficult for really young kids, since it's not a game geared to infants, but for older tots it's a pretty decent ride.
  5. Game Informer
    70
    There is a load of personality in Chicken Little, and the large variety of level types and playable characters will appeal to fans of the film. [Nov 2005, p.149]
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  6. Kombo
    70
    A breath of fresh air in a sea of mediocre movie based games. With more gameplay variety than the average game and just an overall happy feeling, there is a lot to be enjoyed here for both fans of the movie and gamers alike.
  7. GameSpy
    70
    The game's lower level of difficulty and varied gameplay styles make it easy for just about anyone to get into the game and enjoy the experience.
  8. DailyGame
    65
    For me, it was easiest to trade-off turns: when the game was easy, I let the kids play, when it was too tough for them, I took over. But I can't see either side enjoying the game on their own, it's truly a family game to say the least, because without both kids and adults playing, it's not going to hold your interest.
  9. Nintendo Power
    60
    Chicken Little isn't a bad game at all, and fans of the film will probably gobble it up. [Dec 2005, p.114]
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  10. Times Online
    60
    The action is fluid, and the voiceover occasionally knowing, in an archly self-referential, Pixar kind of way.
  11. Worth Playing
    55
    In spite of Chicken Little having a few fun levels, I wouldn't suggest it to anyone over 10 years of age.
  12. Gaming Age
    42
    You'll be better off watching the movie than playing it, and if you really feel the urge to play something fun, go pick up "Psychonauts" instead.
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