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GENERAL INFORMATION
GENRE/STYLE
Action/Side-Scrolling Platform
RELEASE DATE
19/APR/02
ESRB RATING
EVERYONE,
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DESCRIPTION
Courtesy of Hudson, the company responsible for the Bomberman series, comes Blender Bros., a platformer starring a cute, long-earned protagonist called Blender. Humans have co-existed with creatures called "Animal-Men" for many years but, as time passed, the Animal-Men began to outnumber the humans. Now an anti-human terrorist group known only as the Zooligans wants to wipe all of humanity off the face of the earth. As the leader of the Cosmic Keepers, it falls upon the titular hero to defeat the Zooligans and save humanity.
Far from mere aesthetics, Blender's ears serve a number of vital functions, such as allowing him to grab items, hover for limited periods of time, climb ropes, bounce to higher ledges, and combat the multitude of enemies that populate the game's seven different planets. Spanning these numerous planets are 21 levels that house no fewer than eight bosses.
During his journey Blender will encounter 20 different Mini Bros., each of which imbues him with a particular ability. Aside from the numerous offensive uses of Blender's ears, he can also use them to find Mini Bros. scattered throughout the worlds. By pressing the L button, Blender can be made to "listen" for nearby Mini Bros. He lifts his ears and a red arrow appears indicating the direction of the closest Mini Bros. Ten of the Mini Bros. can be found within the game, while the rest can be purchased or evolved at the in-game shop. Alternatively, players can trade Mini Bros. with friends by linking two GBA systems together.
Breaking up the standard platform action in each level is a third-person, behind-the-back racing mode that requires Blender to speed through a specific area while collecting keys to prevent the planet from exploding. Two battery backup save slots are provided for players to record their progress. Three multiplayer mini-games allow up to four players to compete against one another with just a single cartridge. ~ Gavin Frankle, All Game Guide
Past 14 days
“Blender bros is truly one of those forgotten gems and damnit, it deserves some respect! + Great layered platformer (look at a video on youtube if you don't know what I mean). + Most platformers are just that: platformers. Here the player can find...”
“Blender bros is truly one of those forgotten gems and damnit, it deserves some respect!
+ Great layered platformer (look at a video on youtube if you don't know what I mean).
+ Most platformers are just that: platformers. Here the player can find so-called Mini Bros that provide a bonus to thee player, allowing for customization. There are about 20 of them and yes, they can evolve. How? By playing music forged from the bones of deafeated enemies! Honestly, games those days :D Some Examples: increase the range of your attack, stopping time, draining life from your opponent,...
+ While this game is another one to suffer from needless mini-games, here they actually reward you very nicely by allowing you to customize your basic functions.
+ Bosses. While the general platforming is rather easy, the bosses present a decent challenge.
+ Level design. While most platformers tend to repeat themselves, bros managed to keep making every level feel fresh.
- What Story? By the end of the game we know our dog/rabbit/something-hero fought some other animal-esque foes... why? who? who knows and who cares :D
- Difficulty. This game is easy, like... real easy. It is obviously meant for kids though so this isn't too bad.
- Graphics. Oh my eyes... those backgrounds are way too generic for my health :(
- Duration. As expected of a kids' game it's rather short.
In short: This game is real fun, looks pleasant despite bad backgrounds and is a good platformer. For kids. I believe you can get the game for under 10$ these days, easily, so if you've got a kid that's discovering games for the first time, give them this lil' gem and they'll love it.”
created 26/JAN/2010
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