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Rugrats All Growed Up
 
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Rugrats All Growed Up

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Platform:   Windows 98 / Me / 95   |   ESRB Rating: Everyone
2.4 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (5 customer reviews)

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  • ASIN: B00005JHKH
  • Item Weight: 12 ounces
  • Media: CD-ROM
  • Release Date: October 30, 2001
  • Average Customer Review: 2.4 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (5 customer reviews)
  • Amazon.com Sales Rank: #27,122 in Video Games (See Bestsellers in Video Games)

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  • Discontinued by manufacturer: Yes

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Doctor Spooky has created one whopper of a problem for the Rugrats: accidental exposure to his time machine has caused Kimi, Tommy, and the others to age 10 years in an instant. Now the preteens' only chance of returning to their natural baby state lies in helping the doctor build an un-time machine. Unfortunately, the plans and parts are scattered throughout his laboratory.

Based on the special of the same name, Rugrats: All Growed-Up is an arcade game aimed at kids in the 7-years-and-older age range, offering minimal educational content and lots of action. The prematurely aged Rugrats move through maze after maze, dodging falling books in the library, avoiding kid-eating plants in the greenhouse, and ducking bats in the basement. Along the way they must climb ladders, jump gaps in their path, and solve puzzles to unlock stubborn doors. Finishing one maze will create opportunities to explore others, and along the way players can collect Spooky spheres which will enable them to free another time-accelerated Rugrat for use in gameplay.

As maze games go, All Growed-Up offers plenty of entertainment and challenge. Its graphics are bright and easy to decipher, making it a good game for children who are frustrated when their next step is obscure or nonintuitive. The player feedback is as supportive as fans of the show might expect: miss a jump or fall prey to a spooky spider, and the other Rugrats will heckle you. The game structure is more forgiving, though, allowing you to restart partway through a completed maze--instead of having to begin at the very start--when you fall or are otherwise put out of commission. This game is tough, in other words, but fair. It is also fully enjoyable, offering a pleasant romp through game rooms of increasing difficulty, with plenty of excitement along the way. (Ages 7 and older) --Alyx Dellamonica

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Based on Rugrats 10th anniversary primetime special that features the Rugrats babies 10 years older. The babies are watching their favorite TV show in the Pickle's living room, Dr. Spooky, when they are suddenly transported 10 years into the future by Dr. Spooky's time machine. It's not long before the babies want to go back to being babies and must search for the parts to construct the un-time machine.

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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars If you are buying this for a kid, don't bother, March 7, 2002
By a dad (Long Island, New York) - See all my reviews
Don't waste your money on this one. It is ridiculous to expect a child to be able to play this game by using keyboard commands. My daughter is 8-years-old and very computer capable. She found this game completely frustrating. I usually take my lumps in life, but this game was such a complete waste of money that I am writing to THQ, Nickelodeon, and the corporate offices of ...(the store where my daughter bought this software with gift money) with the hope that someone out there will refund her money.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars Frustrating!, December 23, 2001
This game is way too frustrating for any age group. I played it with my 6-year old nephew and 10-year-old niece, and none of us can use the keyboard well enough to succeed.

The game works like a Super Mario Brothers arcade of ladders and roadblocks. The problem is that the keyboard commands do not respond well and a mouse is not supported. If you don't hit the spacebar-cursor key combination just right, you fall when trying to jump, and each time you fall, you must redo a very long sequence of moves to get back to where you left off. This becomes boring and extremely frustrating--leaving the 6-year-old near tears, the 10-year-old banging keys, and me wondering how this game ever made it past the testing stage.

THQ, the manufacturer, makes a lot of games for all the popular video game machines. Perhaps with a video game controller, this game can play well, but it does not translate to a computer keyboard.

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1.0 out of 5 stars Hard for kids, and even HARDER for autistic ones., November 5, 2005
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I have a brother, an autistic but smart one, and he loves rugrats and liked the "all growed up" tv special, so we thought this'll be good for him, because he loves kids' computer games, and it looked so easy on the commercial, so we decided to give it a try.
It was extremely hard, and it took him a long time to memorise which key did what, and how to jump without dying. This really upset him, and I think I should give him Jumpstart games from now on.
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5.0 out of 5 stars GREAT!
I love this game!! It's the best!! You can play the 'growed' up Rugrats in an thrilling adventure and you can also play all the new characters like Kimi and Dil! Read more
Published on November 21, 2001

4.0 out of 5 stars It is great and so funny!
Rugrats all growed up is so funny and interesting! Its so neat to see how the rugrats look and ACT when they are 12 years old! Read more
Published on August 21, 2001 by Bobby

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