Peter Pan: The Motion Picture Event

 Game Boy Advance
  • Publisher: Atari
  • Release Date: Dec 10, 2003
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  • Summary: Explore, soar, and save the day in an adventure based on the movie Peter Pan. As Peter Pan, you'll join Wendy, John, Michael, and Tinker Bell on a fantastic journey from London to Neverland. This dangerous journey requires you to fly, use your sword, and solve a variety of puzzles. CollectExplore, soar, and save the day in an adventure based on the movie Peter Pan. As Peter Pan, you'll join Wendy, John, Michael, and Tinker Bell on a fantastic journey from London to Neverland. This dangerous journey requires you to fly, use your sword, and solve a variety of puzzles. Collect special objects for special lives and bonus points. With Peter Pan, you can relive intense pirate battles, make narrow escapes, and ultimately face off against the notorious Captain Hook.… Expand
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  1. GameZone
    64
    The save system features the return of the hated code system, that forces you to write down a code to return to a given point in the game. This "technology" was all the rage in 1985 with the Atari 2600 based on ROM, but current systems have access to RAM to save game states instead of trying to have players write down some ridiculous code.
  2. Nintendo Power
    44
    Rough hit detection, nonintuitive puzzles and small characters make the game difficult to play at times, but the payoff is a fun story and beautiful film stills that make up the cut scenes. [Mar 2004, p.120]
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  3. AceGamez
    40
    All aspects of the gameplay have been done so much better in other film tie-ins, there aren't any hidden levels to explore or extra options to encourage you to play outside of the main game mode and you really can't be bothered to write down the passwords they give you in place of any decent save game function.
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