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THQ Announces Nickelodeon Lineup
THQ has revealed its plans with its Nickelodeon licenses. Head inside for a few new titles (and some old).
THQ today announced its 2006 video game lineup based on Nickelodeon's top brands for kids. The announcement follows the success of THQ's Nickelodeon-branded games, which have shipped more than 40 million units worldwide to date. Games based on Nickelodeon's highly rated television series SpongeBob SquarePants, Avatar: The Last Airbender, Danny Phantom and Unfabulous, as well as a new installment of Nicktoons, are anticipated to ship across multiple game systems in 2006. THQ is also scheduled to release Barnyard based upon Paramount Pictures'/Nickelodeon Movies' upcoming summer theatrical release.
Below are the titles currently announced for a release in 2006: SpongeBob SquarePants: Creature from the Krusty Krab In a unique and creative twist, SpongeBob SquarePants explores the peculiar world of Bikini Bottom as it transforms through a series of various unique visual styles. Continuing to reign as a top gaming and TV property, SpongeBob SquarePants: Creature from the Krusty Krab offers fans brand new gameplay mechanics through nine visually bizarre levels. Expected for PlayStation 2 , Nintendo GameCube, Nintendo Revolution, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS and Windows PC this fall.
Avatar: The Last Airbender Based on Nickelodeon's hottest new show, fans will play as Aang, Katara, Sokka and Haru as they grow into an unstoppable team utilizing the kung fu inspired bending arts through the Avatar universe. Players will explore the four Avatar nations in beautifully detailed environments and battle new enemies. Expected for PlayStation 2, Nintendo GameCube, Xbox, Nintendo Revolution, Game Boy Advance, PSP, Nintendo DS and Windows PC this fall.
Nicktoons (working title) The most popular Nickelodeon characters combine their unique weapons and powers to battle the newest, enemies threatening to destroy a mysterious Nicktoons paradise island. Players will assume the role of up to 10 playable characters from the most popular shows including SpongeBob SquarePants, Danny Phantom, The Fairly OddParents and Jimmy Neutron. Expected for PlayStation 2, Nintendo GameCube, Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS this fall.
Barnyard Enter the world of Nickelodeon's newest adventure and bring the Barnyard movie to life. Players will be able to interact with all of their favorite characters from the movie while trying to prove they have what it takes to be the biggest party animal of them all. The film is written, produced and directed by acclaimed comedy writer/producer Steve Oedekerk (Bruce Almighty, Ace Ventura, The Nutty Professor, Kung Pow) and Nickelodeon Movies, producers of the Oscar nominated Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius. The Barnyard video game is expected to be available on July 25 for the PlayStation 2, Nintendo GameCube, Game Boy Advance and Windows PC this fall.
Unfabulous Based on Nickelodeon's popular live-action TV show starring Emma Roberts, Unfabulous will allow players to assume the role of Addie Singer as she navigates the hectic halls of Rocky Road Middle School and avoids becoming popularity roadkill. Players will move through various levels based on events from the show and encounter Addie's friends, family and secret crushes. Expected for Game Boy Advance this fall.
Danny Phantom Urban Jungle Based on an upcoming on-air special of the same name, Danny Phantom goes on a brand new adventure. A new, powerful eco-ghost turns Amity Park into a real urban jungle, and fans must play as Danny Phantom to learn an all new freeze power to defeat his evil nemesis. Expected for Nintendo DS and Game Boy Advance this fall.
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don't think that any of them will be worth buying, but we'll see
oh man why so much kiddy crap on the ds? at least my 2 year old will have games if I get a ds lite and hand down my DS which she wants to play all day already. ;)
yeahx: oh man why so much kiddy crap on the psp/ps2/xbox/gc/gbc/every other console in existance. It's clear that these games are for kids - and it's what they buy. So they're not just aiming for the older market y'know, since a big chunk of people that own a games console are kids. And want these games. My verdict: Interesting, at least it shows support for the Revolution.
I love SpongeBob... :/
It'd be nice if they made a good Avatar game, but I doubt it...
Been awhile since I played a good THQ game
omg no kiddi mo but Avatar: The Last Airbender if its good i will buy it
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