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The Boy from the original Blob Adventure is now 16 years old, into pop music and still into jellybeans. He still recalls the day six years ago that Blobert burst onto the scene and thrust him into a great adventure. But nobody ever believed his stories of defeating the Evil Emperor and saving Blobolonia, so he has moved on with his life. His plan to forget about the past are put on hold when one day, a spaceship crash lands and Blobert emerges, having returned to Earth to warn everyone that the Evil Emperor of Blobolonia has been in exile on Earth, of all places, building strength. He plans to enslave the population for some evil purpose and only the boy and Blobert can stop him. Game Play Features: Feed Blobert over 15 different colored jellybeans and have him transform into different devices and enhancements like a ladder, trampoline, bomb, blowtorch and even a suit of armor for the boy. More than 15 different levels to tackle, packed with puzzles to solve and enemies to knock senseless Nintendo DS touch screen features to include jelly bean management and overhead map Customize your blob between levels at the candy shop to control you inventory of jellybeans and decide what beans you'll need for Blobert in the next level.

Shrek SuperSlam for the Nintendo DS and the Game Boy Advance pits the characters from the Shrek franchise against each other in a fast-paced action melee fighting game. Signature fighting moves like Shrek's "Fume of Dume," Donkey's "Dronkey Summon" and Puss-in-Boots' "Cute Kitty Attack" bring variety and personality to the handheld platform. Up to four players can crumble walls and use a multitude of weapons, potions, and magical items in destructible arenas like Gepetto's Workshop and Dragon's castle for endless melee action. KEY FEATURES Play the whole motley crew Gamers play as one of 10 (Nintendo Game Boy Advance) or one of 12 (Nintendo DS) fantastical characters from the movies including heroes like Shrek, Donkey, Puss-in-Boots, and Princess Fiona and villains like Prince Charming, Lil' Witch, and many more. Well-known characters, and some all-new characters, make for endless combinations of multiplayer action. New signature moves Shrek's gaseous "Fume of Dume" clears out a room, Puss-in-Boots' disarming "Cute Kitty Attack" dazes players on their feet and Pinocchio wields his lengthened nose, the "Hummingbird," to spear enemies. These are just a few of the game's totally twisted and hilarious signature fighting moves. Destructible environments Players can slam opponents into walls and windows and break environmental objects. All 13 arenas for the Nintendo DS and 10 arenas for the Game Boy Advance are destructible and loaded with weapons, potions, magical items and environmental hazards. Pummel your friends Up to four players can slam it out in multiplayer, free-for-all melee combat. Nintendo DS features wireless multiplayer while the Nintendo Game Boy Advance version supports both the link cable and wireless adapter.

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