And the game is as repetitive as my usage of the word awfulness. I mean seriously, the creators deserve an award for being able to stuff such awfulness into one compact disk! Perhaps that's why it takes so long to load. I'd say more, but considering that this game is pretty much filled with awfulness, I guess that's really it. It's the trash can! The bin of awfulness that keeps all the other awfulness in check! It deserves an improper burial at sea. And the worst part is that I'll never know how it ends! Because I'm still playing this piece of trash after 23 years! You know what. I took their bait so you wouldn't have to. The creators of this game owe the world an apology for this abomination of repetitive, sickening, ugly mess of a game. But if you actually care about your health and well-being and you actually want to grow up to be a normal, functioning member of society, well then join the club. I'm not even invested in any of the characters! Only people who are used to swimming through bubble rocket launching spinning bubbles of power launches will relate to these fish! If you like throwing controllers at your television because that dumb shark keeps catching you Every. What is it even loading? This ocean isn't even open world! And a game has to be open world to be good. Never before have I been subjected to such lengthy loading screens. I've analyzed this game with a team of scientists, and we've all come to the unanimous conclusion that this game is the worst thing since cancer. This game is so bad that I am writing a review about it at 1:42 in the morning, 12 years later! Probably cause I have nothing better to do. On the first day of a six day rental, I returned it for credit. In the first storyline, players take the role of.
As in the 2003 animated feature film, the clown fish Nemo is headed for his first day at school when he's captured near Australia's Great Barrier Reef by a scuba diver and winds up in an aquarium in a dentist's office. The game as a whole was frustrating, and eventually boring. Disney/Pixar's Finding Nemo features two main storylines. My youngest had no complaints except that it was getting boring. After chasing Dory in literal circles for almost ten minutes, I began feeling nauseaus, as well as my older daughter who was watching (she plays many video games and has never felt ill before). We made it to the Catch Dory level (about level five). If you fail, you are doomed to repeat this same scene until you get it.
In some levels you must chase the fish and catch it while targeting and going through rings to increase your speed in keeping up with the fish. After some strong frustration, the youngster turned the controls over to me. The skill level required increases too quickly with each level for the younger kids. The first level is quite easy with each level increasing. Negatives: - Long loading times between levels - 3 to 4 minutes. Uses some of the humourous lines from the movie. Uses some of the humourous lines from the Rented this for my 6 yr old.
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