Treasure Planet (Nintendo Game Boy Advance, 2002)

We bought a used DS a while back here on eBay....and Treasure Planet was included in the package. I had never seen the movie and wasn't really interested in playing this game.....UNTIL!!....I sat down with it and really started playing. I can't tell you how many times I died in this game....and yet....I had to keep playing it. In the beginning of your game, you go to different locations to find the missing parts of your windsurfer. You collect coins, defeat robots, find treasure chests, etc. The downside (for me) is that this is one of those games that gives you passwords every time you complete a level. I had little pieces of paper scribbled with random passwords (mountain, princess, mushroom, etc..) all over my house. But it IS a fun game :) If you can find it used for a good price, it would be worth getting. I would NOT recommend this for any kids 7 and under or kids you give up easily at games. Some parts of Treasure Planet can be completely frustrating. I know my own children (5 and 7) would NOT have finished it because of the difficulty.

I had high hopes for this game as I loved the movie but I found it repetitive and linear (a.k.a boring). Very average.

My son has played this game before and really likes it. He can't wait to have it for his own and play it whenever he wants!