Finding Nemo: The Continuing Adventures

 Game Boy Advance
  • Publisher: THQ
  • Release Date: Sep 8, 2004
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  • Summary: Finding Nemo: The Continuing Adventures follows the members of the Tank Gang after they escape from the dentist's office. Now it's up to you to guide them to their new homes with the help of Nemo, Dory, Marlin, Bruce, Crush, and Squirt. Along the way, you'll revisit familiar characters andFinding Nemo: The Continuing Adventures follows the members of the Tank Gang after they escape from the dentist's office. Now it's up to you to guide them to their new homes with the help of Nemo, Dory, Marlin, Bruce, Crush, and Squirt. Along the way, you'll revisit familiar characters and locations from the animated film Finding Nemo. Available only on the Game Boy Advance, The Continuing Adventures includes 22 different games.… Expand
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  1. PGNx Media
    67
    Offers varied gameplay and enough of it to keep things interesting. The game’s multiplayer and respectable presentation are good additions, but the game’s unforgivable save system really puts a damper on things.
  2. Nintendo Power
    46
    The game's colorful graphics and light difficulty are appropriate for the franchise's young fan base. [Dec 2004, p.150]
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  1. Zilcell
    Dec 9, 2011
    6
    Some mildly fun game design, creative, puzzles and high difficulty in some parts makes it somewhat fun. It does get repetitive after a while though.