Tweety & the Magic Gems
Scooby Doo and the Cyber Chase . All of your favourite slackers Gather clues, set traps, use disguises, and avoid some of the grooviest monsters Game levels include a Video Arcade Non-violent, humorous gameplay Password system to save your progress
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Tweety & the Magic Gems
Customer Review: Nice board game!
This is exactly like playing a board game, only more fun as it is enhanced by nice graphics. I have only had a go at it against the computer, but I imagine it should be much more fun if there are 4 friends with GBA that play against each other. Once you figure it out it certainly becomes adictive. Easy way to pass the time, especially if you are not into the more complicated action/killing games. Of course there is the waiting you have to go through until your turn comes, but that’s how board games are - you have to wait for your turn. However, this game is not boring because it is fun to watch what is happening to the opponents and mini games often occur on somebody else’s turn that involve all the other players as well. So you end up interacting even when it is not your turn. With 3 levels of difficulty. Not such a bad game to own.
Customer Review: Tweety and the Magic Gems
Rubbish just about sums up this game. The graphics are terrible the game takes for ever to run through the computers go and the gems always seem to be in the same places. The only saving grace is the mini games which are quite good. Don’t choose this buy something else like Disney’s Donald Duck Advance.
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