Not every game needs to advance the ball, but at least try out some mechanics that are a little beyond 2003. The problem with Kim Possible is that it really doesn't try. There are a few bonus items, like Shortcut boxes that instantly warp Kim out of the level or a Time Stop that freezes the clock for a few seconds, but they don't really add all that much to the game. This minigame is neither exciting nor really all that much to look at, especially considering how expressive Rufus is in the cartoon.
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At the top of the level is the key for the next series of stages.
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Like Sonic Jump, you press a button to vault Rufus up a screen full of cascading platforms. Every ten levels, you get a minor minigame starring the naked mole rat, Rufus. Kim can pick up batteries to power up her invisible shield and deflect laser attacks. The "challenge" is to figure out the proper path to turn all of the tiles the same color, occasionally avoiding danger from lasers and bombs. Some tiles turn different colors depending how many times you step on them. When all of the tiles are same, the exit opens up. Drakken, Kim must turn all of the floor tiles in the fifty rooms of the villain's lab the same color by stepping on them before time runs out. Kim Possible is, at its core, a tile-flipping game. Drakken? Will Ron Stoppable delve into the jungle to face off against Monkey Fist? Or will somebody take the easy road and slap the secret agent in a third-tier puzzle game? Take a wild guess. So, when I saw Kim Possible on Cingular's deck this week, I wondered: Will Kim go up against Shego and Dr. Drakken, Kim Possible is ripe for video game stardom - as such, she has appeared in a series of GBA, DS, and PlayStation 2 games where she kicks butt and calls upon gadgets and friends to save the day. With a lead villain of considerable charisma, Dr. Not bad for a cartoon about a high school cheerleader who moonlights as a secret agent with generous assists from a nacho-loving geek and his naked mole rat. The art style is outstanding, the writing crackles at least once per episode, and the characters are exceptionally well-fleshed out.
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(Contrary to tradition, he stays to watch their demise.) But Rufus escapes, frees Kim and Ron, and they all escape (via a parachute/dress) to an awaiting boat.If you sit down and watch Disney's Kim Possible cartoon free of any snobbery and derision, you're in for some good entertainment. He catches Kim, Ron, and Rufus, and puts Rufus in a dog kennel with his wolfhounds and Kim and Ron over a pool of electric eels. He finds out that Rufus is a naked mole rat and links him to Kim. Unfortunately, Rufus does well in the show, and arouses Falsetto Jones's suspicion. While Ron and Rufus attend the dog show, Kim sneaks into Jones's lair and retrieves the diamond. They decide to have Rufus pretend to be a dog (a Peruvian Hairless) and compete. However, Ron feeds the poodle lots of Bueno Nacho food, and she's in no condition to compete. To sneak onto his island lair, Kim and Ron enter his open dog show, borrowing Kim's French friend Francois's prize-winning poodle. The suspect is Falsetto Jones, who is suspect in other crimes but has so far eluded prosecution. A very large and expensive diamond has been stolen, and Kim and Ron go to retrieve it.
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