Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The credits for the GBA version of LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy. I'd say this game is better than the original LEGO Star Wars game on GBA since it plays more like the TT LEGO video games on home console. Because of that, I'm not into the GBA version of the first game at all and I'd rather play this GBA game instead.
The Sith Mode extra is very interesting because not only does it turn all the lightsabers red, but the player must avoid dying at all costs or else they'll respawn from the last checkpoint which makes the game much harder and it makes feel more like the first game on GBA.
There's no point to combine the NBC medical drama ER with Roger Ebert's hatred of North (1994) since ER needs no detailed explanation as to why it's inappropriate for children and why it wouldn't be shown in a K-8 School district since you can easily explain that it's not for them because it's rated TV-14 for its graphic content and mature themes which explains it all. The content that you see on ER would result in a video game being rated T or M.
I didn't enjoy the GBA version of Ultimate Spider-Man and it's too hard compared to the DS version. In the GBA version of Ultimate Spider-Man, you only get to fight two bosses besides Venom twice which are Silver Sable and Carnage. In contrast, in the DS version, besides those mentioned, you also get to fight Shocker, Rhino, Beetle, Green Goblin and Electro which is much better and it creates a much better narrative that's comparable to the home console version.
This version of the game is much better than the DS version since it's a lot less buggy and glitchy than the DS version. In fact, I have never come across a game-breaking glitch or bug or even a game freeze in this version which is great.
This game isn't like any GBA games starring Spider-Man because those are 2D side-scrollers with the first two movie games implementing 3D segments as well. In contrast, this game like its GBA predecessor uses an isometric view to depict 3D graphics which it does really well.
The difficulty of this game is much easier than the GBA version of Ultimate Spider-Man.
When Rugratsfrankie's first YouTube account was terminated on October 6, 2010 after being created on March 9, 2010, the YouTuber AnimationDiana was so devastated because he was one of her best friends on YouTube as she noted that he posted full episodes of classic Nickelodeon shows as well as a few Filmation shows and guessing that Viacom had finally caught up to him. So a few days later, she posted a video how she felt about RugratsFrankie being terminated where she was so angry & upset. That was completely pointless and there was no need to be negative because he had been illegally uploading full episodes of shows mentioned because it was copyright infringement. What he should've done instead is that he should've posted that stuff elsewhere like Dailymotion or Internet Archive and post fanfiction of the shows that he would read out loud while using visual images of any kind to depict them. That way, he would've been a lot more careful. Later on, AnimationDiana updated the info on how she felt about RugratsFrankie's termination where his second account of rugratsfrankie2 got terminated around January 24 of 2011 and she didn't know if or when he would come back, but he did shortly after with an account called rugratsfrankie4. She should've also said in the annotation "RIP Rugratsfrankie, March 9, 2010 to October 6, 2010". After RugratsFrankie's third account of RugratsFrankie4 got terminated, he kept creating new accounts and they kept getting terminated because he kept illegally uploading full episodes of Nickelodeon & Filmation shows and he finally gave up around 2015 or so. The account names he created after rugratsfrankie4 until he gave up included rugratsfrankie5, rugratsfrankie7, rugratsfrankie8, rugratsfrankie10, rugratsfrankie13, rugratsfrankie14, rugratsfrankie15, rugratsfrankie25, rugratsfrankie26 and rugratsfrankie31. I'm surprised he never learned a lesson and kept doing the same things over and over again that resulted in him getting terminated from YouTube again and again. I'm so surpised that AnimationDiana stopped uploading videos and has been inactive since 2013. I wonder what happened to her? If I reached out to her, I'd tell that she should've been happy when RugratsFrankie kept getting terminated from YouTube and how she MUST come back to YouTube and update her playlists, among many other things. She only uploaded a dozen videos onto YouTube after RugratsFrankie was terminated on October 6, 2010 since it must've hurt her so much. I remember one of rugratsfrankie's accounts, he said "One more time before I give up!" which he ultimately did and I'm very happy that he gave up because he should've never uploaded full episodes of Nickelodeon shows and Filmation shows in the first place and he must've disobeyed warnings from his videos about copyright claims which he could've done to be careful.
The credits for the GBA version of LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy. I'd say this game is better than the original LEGO Star Wars game on GBA since it plays more like the TT LEGO video games on home console. Because of that, I'm not into the GBA version of the first game at all and I'd rather play this GBA game instead.
The Sith Mode extra is very interesting because not only does it turn all the lightsabers red, but the player must avoid dying at all costs or else they'll respawn from the last checkpoint which makes the game much harder and it makes feel more like the first game on GBA.
There's no point to combine the NBC medical drama ER with Roger Ebert's hatred of North (1994) since ER needs no detailed explanation as to why it's inappropriate for children and why it wouldn't be shown in a K-8 School district since you can easily explain that it's not for them because it's rated TV-14 for its graphic content and mature themes which explains it all. The content that you see on ER would result in a video game being rated T or M.
I didn't enjoy the GBA version of Ultimate Spider-Man and it's too hard compared to the DS version. In the GBA version of Ultimate Spider-Man, you only get to fight two bosses besides Venom twice which are Silver Sable and Carnage. In contrast, in the DS version, besides those mentioned, you also get to fight Shocker, Rhino, Beetle, Green Goblin and Electro which is much better and it creates a much better narrative that's comparable to the home console version.
This version of the game is much better than the DS version since it's a lot less buggy and glitchy than the DS version. In fact, I have never come across a game-breaking glitch or bug or even a game freeze in this version which is great.
This game isn't like any GBA games starring Spider-Man because those are 2D side-scrollers with the first two movie games implementing 3D segments as well. In contrast, this game like its GBA predecessor uses an isometric view to depict 3D graphics which it does really well.
The difficulty of this game is much easier than the GBA version of Ultimate Spider-Man.
When Rugratsfrankie's first YouTube account was terminated on October 6, 2010 after being created on March 9, 2010, the YouTuber AnimationDiana was so devastated because he was one of her best friends on YouTube as she noted that he posted full episodes of classic Nickelodeon shows as well as a few Filmation shows and guessing that Viacom had finally caught up to him. So a few days later, she posted a video how she felt about RugratsFrankie being terminated where she was so angry & upset. That was completely pointless and there was no need to be negative because he had been illegally uploading full episodes of shows mentioned because it was copyright infringement. What he should've done instead is that he should've posted that stuff elsewhere like Dailymotion or Internet Archive and post fanfiction of the shows that he would read out loud while using visual images of any kind to depict them. That way, he would've been a lot more careful. Later on, AnimationDiana updated the info on how she felt about RugratsFrankie's termination where his second account of rugratsfrankie2 got terminated around January 24 of 2011 and she didn't know if or when he would come back, but he did shortly after with an account called rugratsfrankie4. She should've also said in the annotation "RIP Rugratsfrankie, March 9, 2010 to October 6, 2010". After RugratsFrankie's third account of RugratsFrankie4 got terminated, he kept creating new accounts and they kept getting terminated because he kept illegally uploading full episodes of Nickelodeon & Filmation shows and he finally gave up around 2015 or so. The account names he created after rugratsfrankie4 until he gave up included rugratsfrankie5, rugratsfrankie7, rugratsfrankie8, rugratsfrankie10, rugratsfrankie13, rugratsfrankie14, rugratsfrankie15, rugratsfrankie25, rugratsfrankie26 and rugratsfrankie31. I'm surprised he never learned a lesson and kept doing the same things over and over again that resulted in him getting terminated from YouTube again and again. I'm so surpised that AnimationDiana stopped uploading videos and has been inactive since 2013. I wonder what happened to her? If I reached out to her, I'd tell that she should've been happy when RugratsFrankie kept getting terminated from YouTube and how she MUST come back to YouTube and update her playlists, among many other things. She only uploaded a dozen videos onto YouTube after RugratsFrankie was terminated on October 6, 2010 since it must've hurt her so much. I remember one of rugratsfrankie's accounts, he said "One more time before I give up!" which he ultimately did and I'm very happy that he gave up because he should've never uploaded full episodes of Nickelodeon shows and Filmation shows in the first place and he must've disobeyed warnings from his videos about copyright claims which he could've done to be careful.
