Finding Nemo: Nemo's Underwater World of Fun | 
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Seller: inflatable-madness Rating: 33 reviews Sales Rank: 9430
Format: CD-ROM Platforms: Mac, Windows XP, Mac OS X, Windows Genre: Childrens Adventure Software Games Color: Finding Nemo: Nemo's Underwater World of Fun ESRB: Everyone Media: CD-ROM Number Of Items: 1 Batteries Included: No Age: 5 - 20 years Operating System: Windows XP Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4 Dimensions (in): 7.8 x 5.3 x 1
MPN: 49123 UPC: 752919491232 EAN: 0752919491232 ASIN: B00007LZ1N
Release Date: May 11, 2003 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | You'll guide Marlin, Dory and Nemo through ten levels of underwater adventure, as you try to reunite the family | | • | Challenging puzzles and wild arcade action as you control all three characters | | • | Interact with other great characters from the film, like Bruce, Crush, and the Tank Gang | | • | Features film clips that capture the fun of the hit movie |
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Product Description Finding Nemo allows you to live the excitement and thrills of the hit animated Disney movie!
Amazon.com Review Anyone who enjoyed the hilarity of Pixar's Finding Nemo movie will be tempted to pick up one of the two games that star everyone's favorite clownfish. Both games feature original voice work by the outstanding Nemo cast, including the pitch-perfect Albert Brooks, Willem Dafoe, and Ellen DeGeneres. Each game also has a selection of cut-scenes from the movies, shown when tasks are well done. The difference between the two games is that Nemo's Underwater World of Fun was created (says the box) for children four and over, and is by far the simpler of the two Nemo titles. In Nemo's Underwater World of Fun, players have six mini-games to choose from, along with a section where kids can make music by clicking on members of the Tank Gang (Bubbles, Jacques, and the rest). In a section that resembles an ocean-bound Frogger, Nemo must swim with the turtles, avoiding obstacles and collecting items. Other activities include a shark-run shell game and a very difficult Pong-like segment called "Feeding Frenzy," where Nemo has to bounce kelp balls off obstacles and walls to reach Bruce's mouth. Both Nemo games have two big drawbacks. First, computer owners with less than state-of-the-art machines will experience stutter and delay when the movie segments appear (which will disappoint kids, so be sure to check the system requirements carefully). Also, each game only offers about one hour of original gameplay (kids who repeat sections will, obviously, play longer). Of the two games, Nemo's Underwater World of Fun is the weaker, mainly because it doesn't follow the ups and downs of the plot that made the movie so enjoyable. The age requisite, too, seems arbitrary: neither game teaches any particular educational skills (other than pattern matching and hand-eye coordination). For anyone over five, the other game, called simply Finding Nemo is a better choice. But both are loaded with the movie's charms, including an appearance by our favorite character, the sea turtle named Crush. Does everybody have their exit buddy? Okay, dude, you're ready to play.--Jennifer Buckendorff
Amazon.com Product Description With the Disney/Pixar motion picture Finding Nemo, The Academy Award-winning creators of Toy Story, A Bug's Life, and Monsters, Inc. take the art and technology of computer animation to a whole new level in a stunning underwater adventure with memorable characters, humor, and heartfelt emotion. Finding Nemo: Nemo's Underwater Challenge, is brimming with mini-games and puzzle challenges involving the Finding Nemo film's central characters, Nemo, Marlin, and Dory. Each game is geared to entertain, challenge, and inspire kids to exercise their creative and critical thinking skills. The games include puzzles designed to cultivate exploration, cooperation, and problem solving. Following the movie's message, Nemo's Underwater Challenge will help teach courage, perseverance, trust, and the value of coming to the aid of one another. The software is compatible with both PC and Macintosh computers.
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Dissapointment July 14, 2009 katt (NYC) This game turned out to be a preview copy not a full version (even though it was not listed as a preview), we were only able to use 2 activities. The activities that we were able to view were not interesting, graphics are not that great. Huge dissapointment. It kept my child's attention for about a minute.
A Very Dissapoiting Game February 8, 2009 julie 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
As A Fan of The Film ''Finding Nemo'', I Wanted To Play The Game. But Once I Played the Game, I Didn't Find It Fun At All.
The Visuals Were Poorly Made, and Both The Locations and Carecters Were Looking Very Wierd and Odd.
The Voices Weren't That Great Either, Even if Thay Were The Ones From The Film.
The Levels Act More Like Mini-Games Insted of Standerd Video Game Levels.
The Music Wasn't Really Good Either.
Overall, The Game Didn't Do Much of A Good Job of Being Fun or Entertaining and It Wasn't Worth Playing.
Overall Ratings:
Game-2/5
Visuals-1.5/5
Voices-3.5/5
Levels-0/5
Music-0/5
I seem to have a demo game June 2, 2008 R. G. Kazmar (illinois) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I've noticed other people have mentioned that they can only play the Crush game, and hear the Tank Gang sing. I've tried several times to play the other games that are supposed to be on the cd but no matter what I tried I could not get into them. I finally decided to google the name of the game to see if there are any hints out there for bewildered parents like myself. That is how I found out that I have a demo copy of the game.
I'm giving the game three stars. My son really likes the game and I'd be happy to buy the full length version for him. I just wish I hadn't spent hours of time trying to get into games that look like they could work, but don't.
Finding Nemo Underwater World is FUN & CHALLENGING June 12, 2007 M. Pugh (Silicon Valley, CA) 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I bought this game for our 4 year old after he tried it out at the Apple Store. It was his first computer game and he gets to use it on Dad's computer. He is having a great time with it and loves the challenges of matching, finding treasure, etc.
Because he just turned 4, he has not mastered all of the skills required, but he loves the challenge. This game is educational, helps to improve his computer skills, fun and makes him feel like a winner.
I highly recommend this game. Kids may need to get used to using the mouse and I would not buy this for any child under the age of 4.
Fun game for my kids November 9, 2006 W. Crook 3 out of 3 found this review helpful
My five year old son has had alot of fun playing the games. The software / games are easy for him to understand and use. It has worked well on our 1998 vintage pentium 2 compaq.
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