Finding Nemo

Finding Nemo (GCN) game cover art
Platform: GameCube
Genre: Action
Developer: Traveller's Tales

Publisher
Region
Released
NA
05/13/2003
EU
09/26/2003
JP
12/06/2003
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Reviewed by Marc Golding (April 07, 2004)

Finding Nemo alternates between being boring and bad. Lest you conclude simply that I was not the intended target market, consider two things: firstly, the movie managed the enviable task of capturing the attention and imaginations of children and adults alike. And secondly, my young nephew was as bored with the proceedings as I was, turning quickly to his Gameboy Advance to play some of his old games. Kids like new. Finding Nemo's inability to engage cannot be understated.
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