The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer

 Game Boy Advance
  • Publisher: THQ
  • Release Date: Nov 1, 2005
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  • Summary: When the evil Underminer rises to the surface with a sinister plan to rule the world, it's up to Mr. Incredible and his super cool pal Frozone to save the day. While Mrs. Incredible, Violet, Dash, and Jack-Jack take care of things topside, Mr. Incredible and Frozone race underground to put aWhen the evil Underminer rises to the surface with a sinister plan to rule the world, it's up to Mr. Incredible and his super cool pal Frozone to save the day. While Mrs. Incredible, Violet, Dash, and Jack-Jack take care of things topside, Mr. Incredible and Frozone race underground to put a stop to the Underminer's dastardly plans and bury the diabolitical baddie once and for all! All-new action/adventure game. Play as Mr. Incredible or Frozone at anytime. Cooperative game-play with the ability to switch characters at any point in the game. Update your character's moves and abilities as you progress through the game.… Expand
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  1. BonusStage
    60
    A just-above-average portable action-platformer that, while enjoyable throughout in most instances, is marred by repetitive gameplay, a short campaign with no replayability and an archaic password save system, which is my biggest pet peeve with GBA games and one flaw I'll never be able to forgive in this day and age.
  2. Game Chronicles
    48
    If you want something to entertain your children on a long drive to grandma's house, try having them watch a movie. That might actually keep them occupied longer than The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer would.

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  1. ps3nerd
    May 23, 2011
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    abousoute rubbish. you only get one level all the others are the same thing.the save systems crap the actionsboring punch guy continue spendabousoute rubbish. you only get one level all the others are the same thing.the save systems crap the actionsboring punch guy continue spend 20 minutes trying to climb up a goodam wal whith your rubbish ice beam. stay away from this game!it is the worst game i have ever played!… Expand

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