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[GameCube] Madagascar ROM Download
30th Jun 2005 (UK/EU)
11th Aug 2005 (JPN)
Madagascar ROM Description
In a world where videogame adaptations of blockbuster movies are often panned as subpar, Activision and developer Toys for Bob defy the odds with their GameCube release of Madagascar. Far from being a throwaway title, Madagascar serves up a palatable treat for fans of the animated movie and platformer enthusiasts alike.
The game mimics the movie’s storyline, chronicling the daring escape and adventures of Marty the Zebra, Alex the Lion, Gloria the Hippo, and Melman the Giraffe from Central Park Zoo to the ‘wild,’ which turns out to be Connecticut. While experienced gamers can breeze through the main quest in roughly six hours, the title’s appeal to a younger demographic and platformer diehards is evident. The humor, voice acting, and dialogue—although corny—are a cut above most games aimed at younger audiences.
The gameplay offers a hodgepodge of styles—from stealth elements to arcade shooting—that keeps players on their toes. Though not innovative, it adds just enough seasoning to set Madagascar apart from its genre counterparts. Levels are robustly designed, offering a gamut of challenges like weaving through New York traffic and guiding bees in the jungle.
One downside is the camera control, which can be unresponsive, impacting some of the platforming sequences. The controls can also feel sluggish, but these hiccups are not game-breakers by any means. Graphically, Madagascar captures the colorful essence of its celluloid inspiration, despite occasional bland textures. The Zoovenirs Shop is a nifty touch, letting players purchase apparel, extras, and engaging mini-games like Tiki Minigolf and Lemur Rave, a Dance Dance Revolution-inspired romp.
All in all, Madagascar for the GameCube is a surprisingly solid package that both honors its film counterpart and stands its ground as a commendable platformer. It might not win any awards for originality, but it certainly doesn’t tarnish the movie’s reputation.
If you enjoyed Madagascar and want to venture into another title, check out “Super Mario Sunshine” on ROMsdl.NET—a classic platformer that needs no introduction, offering an exhilarating and iconic experience for all age groups.
Filename | Size | Type |
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DreamWorks Madagascar (Europe) (FrDe) | 575.75 M | RVZ Format |
DreamWorks Madagascar (Italy) | 460.16 M | RVZ Format |
DreamWorks Madagascar (Japan) | 446.04 M | RVZ Format |
DreamWorks Madagascar (Netherlands) | 459.25 M | RVZ Format |
DreamWorks Madagascar (Spain) | 457.58 M | RVZ Format |
DreamWorks Madagascar (UK) | 459.03 M | RVZ Format |
DreamWorks Madagascar (USA) (Rev 1) | 459.19 M | RVZ Format |
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