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| Disney's Meet the Robinsons | |
| File:MeetTheRobinsons.jpg | |
| Developer(s) | Buena Vista Games |
| Publisher(s) | Disney Interactive Studios |
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| status | Status Missing |
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| Genre | Action-adventure game |
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| Age rating(s) | ESRB: E10+ (Everyone10+) PEGI: 7+ |
| Platform(s) | Nintendo GameCube, Wii, Nintendo DS, Game Boy Advance PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable, Xbox 360, Microsoft Windows, Mobile phones |
| Arcade system | Arcade System Missing |
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| Credits | Soundtrack | Codes | Walkthrough | |
Disney's Meet the Robinsons has three different video games that coincided with the film's release.
The game was also the last game released for the Nintendo GameCube in Europe
Console version
Storyline
The game begins with Wilbur doing some time-traveling of his own, risking both his safety and the time stream in the process. Despite his father's warning not to mess with the time machine while he's away on a business trip, Wilbur doesn't seem fazed. Soon, the second time machine is stolen by the Bowler Hat Guy and Wilbur ends up following him into the past. It is here where Wilbur accidentally knocks down Stanley and Lizzie, disrupting the time stream in the process. With their projects ruined and their dreams crushed, an alternate future develops.
Carl immediately calls Wilbur back to the future, realizing that their world is now under the dangerous control of Emperor Stanley and Queen Lizzie. It is up to Wilbur to fix the time stream before he can go back to pursue the Bowler Hat Guy, events which lead straight-up to Wilbur's entrance in the movie.
Gameplay
The game follows Wilbur through 40 missions and 6 different locales, a few of which are revisited in the movie. Secret Blueprints allow the player to "build" different Cheats and Extras, using Cornelius Robinson's Transmogrifier. This machine creates items using Base Components which Wilbur collects during his adventure. A Breakout like game called Chargeball is both featured in the game itself and as an extra gameplay option. Different Chargeball "maps" can be found throughout game and it is up to Wilbur to become the Chargeball champion.
Original actors such as Wesley Singerman, Harland Williams, Adam West, Nicole Sullivan, and Stephen Anderson reprise their roles for the Robinson family, while Daniel Hansen (Lewis) doesn't appear in the game at all.
Game Boy Advance version
Storyline
After Lewis returns to the past and prepares for his new life, Wilbur arrives back home only to find that his house has been invaded by several hundred Mini-Doris'. He learns that Mini-Doris, which Frannie's Frogs originally captured, has made its way to Robinson Industries to begin cloning herself. Wilbur travels back into the past in the hopes that Lewis will be able to help him again; an offer which Lewis is at first reluctant to take.
Gameplay
Exclusively developed for the Gameboy Advance, the Climax Entertainment game features a completely different storyline and uses a mix of side-scrolling, top-view, and flying levels (for the Time Machine) throughout. Both Wilbur and Lewis are able to create and activate several different inventions by finding invention pieces throughout the levels. In addition, InventCo Egg-Timers and Gift Boxes are hidden throughout; collecting enough of these will unlock special "Goodies" on the main menu. In addition, a "Battery" meter serves as both a life gauge and a power gauge for the many different inventions.
The events of the game take place immediately after the movie, rather than before like in the Buena Vista Games version. Inexplicably, this is also the only Meet the Robinsons game which features Lewis as a main playable character. Due to the limitations of the Gameboy Advance, no voice-acting is featured.
Nintendo DS version
The Nintendo DS version is a third-person shooter with a simplified version of the console storyline, borrowing familiar game elements, such as the Dissembler and Charge Glove as well as adding exclusive ones. It follows the console version in four different worlds; Egypt, Lizzy, Stanley, and finally the Bowler Hat Guy's robotic hat- Doris, that ensures a final battle for the future. The Nintendo DS version also includes chargeball as well, just as the console version.
Reception
| Scores | |
|---|---|
| Aggregate scores | |
| Aggregator | Score |
| GameRankings | PC: 69.0% (4 reviews) [1] GC: 66.8% (5 reviews) [2] X360: 65.9% (20 reviews) [3] PS2: 65.9% (14 reviews) [4] DS: 63.1% (7 reviews) [5] Wii: 60.7% (13 reviews) [6] GBA: 46.5% (2 reviews) [7] |
| Metacritic | PC: 69% (4 reviews) [8] GC: 68% (5 reviews) [9] PS2: 67% (13 reviews) [10] X360: 65% (21 reviews) [11] DS: 64% (6 reviews) [12] Wii: 62% (11 reviews) [13] |
| Review scores | |
| Publication | Score |
| GameSpot | 6.9 / 10 [14][15][16][17] Wii: 6.7 / 10 [18] DS: 6.6 / 10 [19] GBA: 4.3 / 10 [20] |
| GameSpy |   [21][22][23]GBA:  [24]Wii: [25]
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| IGN | 7.0 / 10 [26][27][28][29] Wii: 6.8 / 10 [30] DS: 6.5 / 10 [31] |
| Official Xbox Magazine | 6.0/10 |
| X-Play | [32]
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Template:Expand-section Results of the game were average.
Cast
- Danny Cooksey - Emperor Stanley
- Bill Farmer - Ice Cream Vendor
- Parker Goris - Genetic Kid #4
- Don Hall - Uncle Gaston
- Daniel Hansen - Lewis
- Robbie E. Harrison - Wilbur's Friends
- Tracey Miller-Zarneke - Lizzy
- Wesley Singerman - Wilbur Robinson
- Alex Brooklyn Stein - Girl
- Nicole Sullivan - Franny Robinson
- Andre Ware - Chargeball Champion
- Adam West - Uncle Art
- Harland Williams - Carl
See also
- Disney
- Buena Vista
- List of Wii games
- List of Nintendo DS games
References
- ↑ Aggregate score for Windows at Game Rankings.
- ↑ Aggregate score for GameCube at Game Rankings.
- ↑ Aggregate score for Xbox 360 at Game Rankings.
- ↑ Aggregate score for PlayStation 2 at Game Rankings.
- ↑ Aggregate score for Nintendo DS at Game Rankings.
- ↑ Aggregate score for Wii at Game Rankings.
- ↑ Aggregate score for Game Boy Advance at Game Rankings.
- ↑ Aggregate score for Windows at Metacritic.
- ↑ Aggregate score for GameCube at Metacritic.
- ↑ Aggregate score for PlayStation 2 at Metacritic.
- ↑ Aggregate score for Xbox 360 at Metacritic.
- ↑ Aggregate score for Nintendo DS at Metacritic.
- ↑ Aggregate score for Wii at Metacritic.
- ↑ PlayStation 2 review at GameSpot.
- ↑ GameCube review at GameSpot.
- ↑ Xbox 360 review at GameSpot.
- ↑ Windows review at GameSpot.
- ↑ Wii review at GameSpot.
- ↑ Nintendo DS review at GameSpot.
- ↑ Game Boy Advance review at GameSpot.
- ↑ PlayStation 2 review at GameSpy.
- ↑ GameCube review at GameSpy.
- ↑ Nintendo DS review at GameSpy.
- ↑ Game Boy Advance review at GameSpy.
- ↑ Wii review at GameSpy.
- ↑ PlayStation 2 review at IGN.
- ↑ GameCube review at IGN.
- ↑ Xbox review at IGN.
- ↑ Windows review at IGN.
- ↑ Wii review at IGN.
- ↑ Nintendo DS) review at IGN.
- ↑ PlayStation 2 review on X-Play.
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