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Developer:
Aspect
Publisher:
Namco Bandai Games
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The animated high-action series claws its way onto the Nintendo DS. Become Lion-O and battle Mumm-Ra
The animated high-action series claws its way onto the Nintendo DS. Become Lion-O and battle Mumm-Ra and his evil forces as you run, jump, and slash your way through action ripped straight from the new animated series. Wield the incredible power of the Sword of Omens in this side-scrolling adventure.
Developer:
Aspect
Publisher:
Namco Bandai Games
Genre(s):
Action
Platformer
Platformer
2D
2D
Number of players:
1 Player
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http://www.thundercatsds.com/
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"The battles became a chore after a while of playing, as no enemy after the second level presented anything new to deal with, and my options were limited in what I could actually do during battle."
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Nintendo Power
"Unfortunately, the ThunderCats game we finally got is an incredibly simple side-scrolling romp through boring levels populated by similar looking enemies."
"I had high hopes for Thundercats, but those were dashed within the three hours I spent playing. It's too short, too tedious, and I would have liked to see better use of the other Thundercats, not just as assists. You can replay prior stages to unlock more cards, but why would you want to?"
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"The fact that it looks and sounds pretty good doesn't change the basic fact that the game is, overall, a poor conception of a storied franchise. The design is basic and outmoded, and while in some games that can lend itself to a cool retro feel, it doesn't feel that way here."
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"Overall, Thundercats on the Nintendo DS is definitely a dud. I've not played a more lackluster licensed action game in quite a while, and it sort of breaks my heart to see one of my classic kid cartoon franchises get treated with such little care. This is little more than a quick cash grab on a recognizable name, and you'd do well to avoid this at all costs."
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"Thundercats looks bad, it plays bad and it drags a fantastic cartoon reboot's name through the mud."
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