Croc 2

by Fox Interactive Media

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• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
• ASIN: B00001YVB6
• Media: CD-ROM
• Release Date: March 7, 2000
• Average Customer Review: 3.9 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (12 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #30,050 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
• Discontinued by manufacturer: Yes

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This game introduces Croc as a crusading crocodile who must rescue his friends, the Gobbos, from the evil villain Baron Dante. Baron Dante has taken over the Gobbo Valley and is turning all good creatures to evil with his magical powers. With amazing graphics and animation, including moves such as swimming, swinging, and flying, you can explore with Croc in more than 250 individual game areas on 45 levels.

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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Croc2, July 24, 2000

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"tyevstig" (San Diego, CA United States) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Croc 2 (CD-ROM)

Well, this game is much better than the first Croc. The graphics are great and croc moves around quickly and smoothly, while in the first game he is quite slow when both these games are compared. In this version of Croc, Croc is equipped with a triple jump, accesories such as- green, purple, and blue gummi rolls, binoculars-which are completely useless-they don't magnify anything, and mechanical gobbos. This game is loaded with many different levels, which are much more inventive than the first Croc game. Croc gets to ride a giant snowball, race with dantinis in boats and cars, fly an airplane and a glider, and drive a very annoying railroad cart. Gobbos also speak to Croc in this game. The controls take some time to get used to, and the camera sometimes lags behind or shifts into an awkward position, which "coincidentally" occurs only when Croc is trying to beat the boss. But,overall, this game is very good, cute, and non-violent!

8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars A Sequel That's Better For Once!, March 21, 2000

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Douglas Smith - See all my reviews

This review is from: Croc 2 (CD-ROM)

Usually sequals are dumb or short of plot. Croc 2 is one of the few that isn't. It's got a billion new features! (Okay, maybe less than 50.) Lots of levels, lots of laughs, lots of animations and great graphics, and overall, lots of fun! You can steer a car, snowball, boat, chase after a train, shoot cannonballs, throw dynamite, and lots more! Along the way to finding Croc's parents, you'll defeat bosses, help gobbos, and buy stuff! You can do almost anything with this game! It was 14 and one half months late, but it's worth the wait! Whether you liked or hated Croc, you'll love this game! :-)

6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars A Great Game For Lovers of Action and Good Plots!, February 10, 2001

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Connor Shivers - See all my reviews

This review is from: Croc 2 (CD-ROM)

This game was incredible! The graphics are flawless, the colors are magnificent, and the gameplay is amazing! The story goes that Croc's old nemesis, Baron Dante, has been brought back by a group of his loyal Dantinis. The only witness to this, the Inventor Gobbo, is spotted and kidnapped. But, he manages to get a note to Croc. Upon reading it, Croc is literally flung to the first of the game's four gameplay islands. The first, Sailor Island, is an island covered with challenges ranging from unbelievably simple to sort of simple.(Also, in every challenge, there are five Color Crystals you can collect. Doing this gives you an opportunity to find and get a Golden Gobbo. If you get EVERY Golden Gobbo from EVERY challenge, the Golden Gobbo door opens, and you have a chance at getting a Puzzle Piece. Get the Puzzle Piece from every Island, and if you beat the game, you're on your way to the Secret Islands!)An unbelievably simple challenge would be outjumping a Gobbo on a trampoline to earn 100 crystals(just use your triple jump!), and a sort of simple challenge would be defeating an intruding octopus at the jetty. The boss here is a pirate, who gives you a simple challenge.

The next island is the Snow Island(okay, I'm paraphrasing). This is an island where every season is Winter, and the best afternoon activity is a snowball fight. The challenges here range from sort of simple to medium in difficulty. A sort of simple challenge would be finding snowman parts for a Gobbo, and a medium challenge would be riding the head of a snowman all the way to a snowman-building contest. The boss, a puffer fish, gives you an almost medium challenge... I almost forgot Roger Red Ant! HE is a very annoying ant who has strapped dynamite to your friendly neighborhood Gobbos. You must save them, complete Roger's challenges, and finally, defeat Roger. This LONG challenge earns a medium rating.

The third island, the Caveman Island, is populated by Cavegobbos. The challenges here are actually not much harder than the Snow Island challenges, believe it or not. A sort of simple(but VERY long) challenge is putting out a jungle fire and rescuing 50 Gobbos, and a medium challenge would be defeating the boss, an angry dinosaur. You DO discover one of the Inventor's creations(a go-kart)here, though.

The last island, the Inca Island, is riddled with challenges going from medium to hard. A medium challenge would be outburping a Gobbo for 100 crystals, and a hard challenge would be defeating Baron Dante from the Inventor's airplane. And, unfortunately, you must face Baron Dante AGAIN. You rescue the Inventor, who has a plan to defeat Baron Dante once and for all. He plans to set up a portal using five Color Crystals to send Baron Dante into another dimension. But, he needs YOU to distract Baron Dante while he's setting it up! This battle earns the rating of very hard, because you also have to make sure the Inventor doesn't get carried off by Rock Dantinis! If you win, you get a fantastic ending. If you don't, well, let's just say that Baron Dante is back to stay! Like I said earlier, this is a great game, and I recommend it to anyone with a computer and a 3D Card!