Disney's Brother Bear
released on Nov 11, 2003
Brother Bear allows players to play as Kenai and Koda, individually or as a team, as they go on an adventure that follows the beats of the film. The game features elements such as spectacular weather effects and cut-scenes from the film which will bring alive the world of Brother Bear. With four worlds, 16 levels and unlockable bonus games, Disney's Brother Bear for the GBA is a game of epic proportions.
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Well, I really liked the game as a kid (unlike the movie, I found it pretty underwhelming) and yeah in my rating today there is a nostalgia bonus.
The soundtrack is, in my opinion, pretty fine. Nothing special, but not bad. It might get a bit annoying to hear the same tracks over and over.
Like your typical move tie-in game on the GBA it uses stills from movie and text boxes to tell the story. Interesting enough that the intro and end of the game are low res versions of movie scenes.
The gameplay is more or less a typical platformer where you solve smaller puzzles with each characters abilities, collect totems and go to the end of the level. Sometimes there is a hunting level where you have to escape from the brother of the protagonist.
The soundtrack is, in my opinion, pretty fine. Nothing special, but not bad. It might get a bit annoying to hear the same tracks over and over.
Like your typical move tie-in game on the GBA it uses stills from movie and text boxes to tell the story. Interesting enough that the intro and end of the game are low res versions of movie scenes.
The gameplay is more or less a typical platformer where you solve smaller puzzles with each characters abilities, collect totems and go to the end of the level. Sometimes there is a hunting level where you have to escape from the brother of the protagonist.
peak fiction
Whenever I want to quit the game I usually just make the bear jump into a ledge to have its snout land face-first into the ground for instant death, it's honestly the best part of the game.
Eu lembro de ser um plataforma 3D bem legalzinho até, com uns minigames interessantes e tinha até uma coisa legal de exploração com alguns coletáveis. Eu lembro de ter a versão dublada em português e isso tornava a experiência bem mais divertida.
(e eu nunca vou esquecer que eu podia andar com o urso de ré)
(e eu nunca vou esquecer que eu podia andar com o urso de ré)