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No Commentary | A shadow has stolen the Royal Jewels and is causing the TVs of Timmy Turner's friends to transform the world around them. Whisked away to Fairy World while watching a Crash Nebula TV special, Timmy along with his fairy godparents, Cosmo and Wanda, will have to make their way through transformed worlds in the hope of reclaiming the Jewels and saving Timmy's friends.
Based off the 2001 cartoon, The Fairly OddParents: Shadow Showdown normally sees Timmy tracking down ingredients to bake the Fairyversary Muffin after his TV breaks and Cosmo and Wanda are unable to fix it as the source of all fairy magic, the Royal Jewel, has been stolen. A mysterious TV broadcast then transforms the world around Timmy's friends and dad, who, along with a few other worlds, just so happen to have the ingredients Timmy needs. The GameBoy Advance version instead sees the TV shows Timmy's friends are watching, transforming the world. ...Or they get sucked into the TV, the game isn't very clear on that. Also Timmy's TV is fine and there's more than one Royal Jewel.
Check out the console of this game ► youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_iTIh095mSSm1yzlF0TmZZcfwI8IfOo8
The Fairly OddParents: Shadow Showdown was released on the GameBoy Advance in 2004, with alternate versions available on PlayStation 2 and GameCube (GCN), and PC.
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No Commentary | A shadow has stolen the Royal Jewels and is causing the TVs of Timmy Turner's friends to transform the world around them. Whisked away to Fairy World while watching a Crash Nebula TV special, Timmy along with his fairy godparents, Cosmo and Wanda, will have to make their way through transformed worlds in the hope of reclaiming the Jewels and saving Timmy's friends.
Based off the 2001 cartoon, The Fairly OddParents: Shadow Showdown normally sees Timmy tracking down ingredients to bake the Fairyversary Muffin after his TV breaks and Cosmo and Wanda are unable to fix it as the source of all fairy magic, the Royal Jewel, has been stolen. A mysterious TV broadcast then transforms the world around Timmy's friends and dad, who, along with a few other worlds, just so happen to have the ingredients Timmy needs. The GameBoy Advance version instead sees the TV shows Timmy's friends are watching, transforming the world. ...Or they get sucked into the TV, the game isn't very clear on that. Also Timmy's TV is fine and there's more than one Royal Jewel.
Check out the console of this game ► youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_iTIh095mSSm1yzlF0TmZZcfwI8IfOo8
The Fairly OddParents: Shadow Showdown was released on the GameBoy Advance in 2004, with alternate versions available on PlayStation 2 and GameCube (GCN), and PC.
Subscribe to the channel ► youtube.com/Jubronic
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![The Polar Express (PS2/GCN/PC) - Chapter 4, Back on Board - Level 1, Level 2, & Level 3 [BOSS FIGHT]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/gzjuloetDVQ/mqdefault.jpg "The Polar Express (PS2/GCN/PC) - Chapter 4, Back on Board - Level 1, Level 2, & Level 3 [BOSS FIGHT]
Level 1: Toys! Toys!, Level 2: Scrooges Last Stand (Boss Fight), and Level 3: Hot Chocolate | No Commentary
With the Polar Express moving again, Chris and Hero Girl are ready to head back to their seats for some hot chocolate; unfortunately, theyll have to make their way through hoards of toys to get there, including the toy leading the charge.
There were no movie cutscenes in this chapter.
Based on the 2004 movie, The Polar Express follows Hero Boy, Chris, after a magic train arrives at his house on Christmas Eve claiming to be going to the North Pole to see Santa Claus. Sceptical but curious, the boy uses a golden ticket found in his pocket to board the train. There he discovers that dozens of children have been given tickets, but unlike him, they fully believe in Santa. But this isnt going to be an easy ride. In an attempt to ruin Christmas for the children, an Ebenezer Scrooge puppet steals the passengers tickets, leaving it up to Chris to get them back. all of the toys on the train are set on preventing the tickets retrieval. And if that wasnt enough, our hero and his new friends will have to endure caribou crossings, present factory puzzles, and a whole lot of sliding and dodging.
The Polar Express was released on the PlayStation 2, GameCube, and PC, with another version released on the Game Boy Advance. Ill be playing the PS2 version.
Alternate Title ► The Polar Express (PS2/GCN/PC) - Chapter 3: Back on Board - Level 1: Toys! Toys!, Level 2: Scrooges Last Stand (Boss Fight), and Level 3: Hot Chocolate | No Commentary
Alternate Title ► The Polar Express (PS2/GCN/PC) - Chapter 3: Back on Board - Level 8: Toys! Toys!, Level 9: Scrooges Last Stand (Boss Fight), and Level 10: Hot Chocolate | No Commentary
Contents
00:00: Level 1
11:35: Level 2, Ebenezer Scrooge Boss Fight
15:42: Level 3
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