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Arthur and the Invisibles
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Game Info
Publisher: Atari
Developer: Mystic
Genre(s): Action, Adventure
Players: 2
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone)
Release Date: January 9, 2007
Summary
Directly inspired by the animated film of the same name, Arthur and the Invisibles allows players to relive the adventures depicted in the film, which tells the story of young Arthur who finds the magical adventure of a lifetime in his own backyard. Players assume the role of Arthur and his two companions in their mission to save the Land of the Invisibles and its Minimoy inhabitants destruction. The game incorporates filmmaker Luc Besson's rich Minimoys universe with the same richness and extraordinary visuals of the film. Gameplay is based on the concept of the "trio" - each phase of a puzzle or combat requires utilizing the skills of all three characters (Arthur, Selenia and Betameche); Each character has unique but complimentary powers which players must use to their advantage. The three heroes have their own particular objectives, but they must also aid one other; More than 20 hours of gameplay, fighting, puzzles, driving and flying; Players can watch integrated scenes from the film offered in the form of parallel action phases. [Atari]
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GameZone
Just goes to show why movie-to-game conversions have the reputation they do. Monsieur Besson’s work deserves better.
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It's a shame that Arthur and the Invisibles on the GBA can't just take after its namesake and disappear.
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The average user rating for this game is 9.0 (out of 10) based on 1 User Votes
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John C. gave it a9:
This is an EXCELLENT platform game; easy for a 5/6-year-old to get into as well as for a 35/36-year-old "old school" gamer. Challenging in the beginning; once you get the hang of it the game is not too difficult, but it's pretty to look at and playable, although a little frustrating until you hit the SAVE spots. The best platform game so far on the GBA, and from what I hear the movie ain't bad either!
