Disney's The Wild
News and screens from the GBA version of Disney's The Wild.
We first brought you news about Disney's latest animated feature (and the fact that they'd be a GBA version) late last year but details were a little sketchy to say the least. Here's the very latest:
Samson the Lion must use his animal instincts when he sets out on the adventure of his life to save his son, Ryan, who accidentally gets shipped from the New York City Zoo back to the wild. Samson gets help in the quest from his best friend, a squirrel named Benny. Walt Disney Pictures Presents The Wild, a new video game from Buena Vista Games based on the upcoming CGI animated feature film, will hit retail shelves exclusively for the Game Boy Advance system.
"The Wild video game is an exciting adventure with wild animal characters and unique settings based on the upcoming CGI animated film," said Dana Long, director of kids marketing for Buena Vista Games. "Kids will love the zany challenges and obstacles that they will encounter in the handheld video game as they help Samson and Benny make their way from the city to the jungle."
The Wild is a single-player, side-scrolling adventure game that allows players to take on the role of Samson and Benny through 18 levels of play. Both characters have their own unique levels, each tailored to their on-screen personalities. Kids 6-11 years old will have to guide the characters through stormy seas, erupting volcanoes, vicious dogs and angry wildebeests as they traverse land and sea to help Samson rescue Ryan. If you want to know more (and see some screens from the game in action) you can visit the official site by clicking here.
Comments
Wow, I thought I had seen the worst game of alla time when I played Stuart Little 2 for the GBA, but heck, here's another one.
So you didn't play the first Stuart Little for the GBC then? For the record the worst game I have ever played on the GBA is THQ's Spirit. You really have to see this to know what I mean.
There's definitely a lot of crap released for the GBA.. especially anymore.
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