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Kong: The 8th Wonder of the World

Kong: The 8th Wonder of the World

Ubisoft Montpellier, Ubisoft Entertainment

Kong: The 8th Wonder of the World is an action/adventure video game developed by Ubisoft for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance. In Europe, it is known as King Kong: The Official Game of the Movie. Due to the limited technology the Game Boy Advance has, King Kong: The 8th Wonder of the World is very different from the home console versions of the game. In this game, players switch between various roles - one being the movie exhibition visiting Skull Island to do filming which comprises actress Ann Darrow, director Carl Denham and scriptwriter Jack Driscoll, and the 25 ft gorilla and king of Skull Island, King Kong. While the overhead human section focuses on puzzle-solving and adventuring elements, Kong sections are combat-oriented side-scrollers.

AdventureSimulatorStrategy
Petz Vet

Petz Vet

Sensory Sweep Studios, Ubisoft Entertainment, TDK

Petz Vet introduces players to life as a veterinarian, diagnosing and treating 35 different medical cases. Being a vet is always an interesting occupation, as you quickly learn while taking care of a dog with a broken leg, a bunny with a stomach ache, a cat with asthma, a sunburned frog, a bird with - who knows? Do you know what happens when a dog accidentally swallows aspirin? You'll learn, when you assume the role of veterinarian in this busy animal hospital. In addition to taking care of the animals' medical needs, you can also perform some basic care taking functions, such as washing and grooming your pet. Despite its English title, it is not related to the Petz series. The game is a sequel to "Wan Nyan Doubutsu Byouin". There are a total of 11 possible endings in Petz Vet. There are 8 endings that focus on the potential bachelors and 3 endings that focus on your future as a veterinarian.

Simulator
Sesame Street: Elmo's 123s

Sesame Street: Elmo's 123s

Bonsai Entertainment, NewKidCo, Ubisoft Entertainment

Get ready to come and play and learn in SESAME STREET: Elmo's 123s for the Game Boy Color. Preschoolers love Elmo it's a simple fact of life and your kids or siblings will have a fun time here while they learn their numbers. There are four basic math concepts to be enjoyed: addition, subtraction, counting, and number pattern recognition. Elmo is the official welcoming committee to visitors from the Planet Zap, and he needs help counting all the stars so his visiting outerspace pals will turn the Sesame Street lights back on. Four cheerful and challenging games await: "How Many Stars," "Beam That Number," "Adding Countdown," and "Take It Away." In "Stars." you'll count how many stars that a speeding spaceship has left in its wake; "Beam" has you beam a spotlight over three patterns. Correctly match the patterns to the number in the lower right hand of the screen and watch rockets blast into space. "Countdown" has you flying with your jetpack and solving three addition equations, and "Take It Away" is similar, only learning subtraction is the goal. SESAME STREET: Elmo's 123s from NewKidCo will keep you entertained while you master your numbers.

Puzzle
Raving Rabbids: Party Collection

Raving Rabbids: Party Collection

Ubisoft Paris, Ubisoft Entertainment

The Raving Rabbids Party Collection combines three hit Raving Rabbids party games for a total of over 175 crazy minigames! Included in this pack are Rayman: Raving Rabbids, Raving Rabbids 2, and Raving Rabbids TV Party. All three games in the collection have a simple plot line of Rayman either imprisoned or escaping the Rabbids, silly looking rabbit creatures. The first game starts off with Rayman being kidnapped while at a picnic and Rabbids have him endure many types of tests that the player must complete in order for him to be set free. The next game features Rayman entering a mall trying to attack the angry Rabbids that have captured him in the previous game. In TV Party, he is running away from the Rabbids and discovers that a bolt of lightning has transferred the Rabbids into a TV set, which is the premise for the mini games.

Fit in Six: Six Ways to Get in Shape

Fit in Six: Six Ways to Get in Shape

Ubisoft Blue Byte, Ubisoft Entertainment

Fit in Six (released as "My Fitness Coach: Club" in Europe) separates overall fitness routines into six core elements -- core body, upper body, lower body, cardio, balance and flexibility -- that help you focus on getting fit and reaching your goals. The workouts have been developed by experienced fitness professionals to ensure that every move is performed precisely and effectively. On the Wii system, Fit in Six uses the Ubisoft USB camera accessory to provide a picture-in-picture view that enables players to compare their own movements to the in-game coach for a more accurate replication of exercises. Fit in Six workouts are individually tailored, keeping you involved and motivated. The workouts have been developed by experienced fitness professionals, to ensure that every move is performed precisely and effectively. You will always know you are on track thanks to clearly explained verbal and visual responses, combined with synchronized animations and music to the beat -- you can even use your own tunes. Observe and track your progress with fun and motivating statistics.

Sport
TrackMania: Build to Race

TrackMania: Build to Race

Firebrand Games, Focus Entertainment, DreamCatcher Interactive, Ubisoft Entertainment

TrackMania: Build to Race is a racing game with a comprehensive track editor built into the game. This means the player can easily create new tracks by combining blocks of track pieces. Besides the normal straight and curved tracks there are also jumps, loopings, accelerators etc. to create custom racing challenges. This Wii version of the long-running PC racing series includes six background environments (stadium, coast, island, desert, snow and rally), each with a different car model (respectively the racing car, coupe, sports car, normal car, pickup and mini car). There are three modes: race mode, stunt mode and puzzle mode. In Race mode you simply have to finish a track in the fastest possible time. Each track has a predefined track record set by the programmers. There's a bronze, silver and gold medal time, which the player has to beat to earn those medals. In Stunt mode the tracks have a more acrobatic nature, and you have to finish them with as few restarts as possible. In Puzzle mode the player has to build a track connecting the fixed starting and finishing points using certain track blocks and then drive the track in the fastest time possible.

ArcadeRacing
Petz Sports

Petz Sports

Ubisoft Montreal, Ubisoft Entertainment

In Petz Sports (released as "Petz Sports: Dog Playground" in Europe), discover a new brand furry-fun experience on Wii: care and play with adorable puppies and challenge your friends in multiplayer mode ... So who will cross the finish line first?! Pick the puppy of your choice from a variety of breeds and customize his look with tones of different outfits and accessories to make him look unique. Experience a gameplay adapted to the Wii and the Wii remotes. Don't be afraid of shaking your arms as fast as you can to win! Compete against your friends in multiplayer (up to 4 players) in exciting races and select the best environment that will make you win: will you prefer the excitement of an over-crowded Olympic stadium or the advanced knowledge of your home streets?

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