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- Maximum combo-play with gadgets and amplified abilities based on teamwork
- The Playable Heroes: SpongeBob, Jimmy Neutron, Danny Phantom, Zim and Tak
- The Playable Villains: Plankton, Professor Calamitous, Technus, Dib and Tlaloc
- An all-new, slime-soaked story full of massive adventure, twists, turns and challenges
- For the first time, you play as both good and evil as you battle your way through the game
List Price: $19.99
SpongeBob SquarePants featuring NickToons: Globs of Doom Description
For the first time, you play as both good and evil as you battle your way through the game..
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Reviews By Momslave : Date November 7, 2008
Our boys are 5 and 6, so this game was a “gotta try” that ended up being a “gotta have.” If you played the Nicktoons Volcano Island, you’ll notice some obvious similarities. In short, as you advance to each level a Nick hero is paired up with a Nick villian. It’s fun because the hero and villian aren’t in the same show. The boys got a kick out of seeing them together. Each character has his/her own special weapon geared to his/her personality. You advance through different stages battling the globs in different settings based on your kiddo’s favorite shows. Bikini Bottom is one of our favorite levels. The thing I don’t understand is before each level you have to play a short mini-game where the characters slide down the same course collecting coins and avoiding the obstacles. It seems like a filler, although you can upgrade your powers and weapons with the coins at the lab. There is no way to avoid this part, and it’s repetitive. The boys think it’s okay, although they have started to ask me if they can skip it. In addition, you don’t get to choose which two characters participate in the level; those are predetermined. It would have been nice to be able to choose the characters you want in order to try out different weapons on different levels. As you advance, you have major battles with one character at the end of the level. You must defeat him/her to advance. The boys love “beating” this character. I like the teamwork required in this game to advance. Neither of the boys mind being the villan! So far, the boys haven’t beaten all the levels, but they do like to go back into the ones they’ve won and get a better score. This game is worth the money. There’s tons of play to be had, and we aren’t even close to being done! Enjoy! FYI: This is much better than “Attack of the Toybots.
Reviews By Amy : Date November 12, 2008
My 4 year old loves his Wii, but he’s in between the easy games like Diego and the harder games. It’s hard to find games that don’t frustrate him, but he did great with this one. He rented it and now it’s on his Christmas list. He can’t do everything by himself, but he can do most of it. I also like that even if the character falls into the goo over and over, the character doesn’t die, so he can keep trying.
Reviews By A. Guma : Date January 23, 2009
My 6 year old really likes this game (as well as a couple of 8 year old neighbors) and I admit I enjoy playing it sometimes as well. The difficulty level is not too high, in fact given that when you die you restart from that same point (but lose a small number of coins), the game is too easy for me at times, but I can see how it reduces the frustration for kids. The different levels are fairly interesting and varied, and the different characters add some extra variety as well.
I think I would give the game an overall 4 stars (instead of 3) where it not for a major flaw in the save game system: Just about every other time we exit the game, either powering off directly from the main game menu or first exiting back to the main Wii desktop, the save file becomes corrupt somehow. Subsequent attempts to reload it yield a corrupt save game message with the only option being to restart from the beginning. I actually emailed THQ about this, and this is the response:
“This is a known issue. We have noted that the corruption occurs more
often on the even numbered levels. So far, the test team has found that
the corrupt save data occurs when the game is exited while the player is
in the Hub.
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