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Posted 15 December 2022
James Pond Codename: RoboCod (Nintendo Switch) £1.99 @ Nintendo eShop
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James Pond Codename RoboCod @ Nintendo eshop for Nintendo Switch
James Pond, one of the true gaming legends, returns for his greatest adventure yet in Codename: RoboCod. With scores of mind bending levels, cunningly hidden rooms, topped off with some of the best cartoon-style graphics around makes James Pond – Codename: RoboCod on Nintendo Switch a true collector's classic.
Urgent communication: James Pond – Codename: RoboCod has got himself embroiled in some very ‘fishy’ business indeed, involving his arch-nemesis, the notorious super-villain…Dr Maybe!
James Pond launches himself back into battle, to thwart the evil Dr Maybe and his dastardly plans for world domination. With help from his amazing new robotic suit, James Pond must traverse bizarre worlds, jumping, squashing, climbing, stretching and squishing Bouncing Bears, Crazy Cadillacs, Whirling Dervishes, Chocolate Mountains and not forgetting devious and wacky ‘end-of level’ Bosses!
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James Pond Codename RoboCod @ Nintendo eshop for Nintendo Switch
James Pond, one of the true gaming legends, returns for his greatest adventure yet in Codename: RoboCod. With scores of mind bending levels, cunningly hidden rooms, topped off with some of the best cartoon-style graphics around makes James Pond – Codename: RoboCod on Nintendo Switch a true collector's classic.
Urgent communication: James Pond – Codename: RoboCod has got himself embroiled in some very ‘fishy’ business indeed, involving his arch-nemesis, the notorious super-villain…Dr Maybe!
James Pond launches himself back into battle, to thwart the evil Dr Maybe and his dastardly plans for world domination. With help from his amazing new robotic suit, James Pond must traverse bizarre worlds, jumping, squashing, climbing, stretching and squishing Bouncing Bears, Crazy Cadillacs, Whirling Dervishes, Chocolate Mountains and not forgetting devious and wacky ‘end-of level’ Bosses!
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- Released: May 2, 2019
- Genre: Platformer, Arcade, Action
- Number of players: Offline: 1
- Developer: System 3 Software
- Publisher: System 3 Software
- Download size: 126 MB
- Metacritic: tbd tbd
- PEGI Rating: 3
- Play modes: TV, Tabletop, Handheld
- Languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian
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My mum used to buy a pack of penguin biscuits with the weekly shop, every week. In the early 90s, Mcvities were running a promotion, find a golden ticket under the wrapper and you win a Mega Drive with a copy of this game. Imagine my sheer delight as an 8 year old boy to find a golden ticket one day!
In my hurry to set up the console, I was plugging in the scart cable round the back of the TV, and it fell onto the mega drive, breaking the power switch. I still remember to this day, my mum calling mcvities and complaining that the console was faulty and wouldn’t turn on. They sent us a new one no quibbles! That’s customer service for you.
I spent many a happy hour playing this game. I remember there was a jelly level, and if you jumped at the right angle, you could make JP bounce infinitely off two walls. I think this was the first ever glitch I found in a computer game, you couldn’t escape without rebooting (and losing your progress).
Thank you for posting this. It brings back wonderful memories. Time to dust off the Wii and get RetroArch running.
And on top of that they replaced the penguins.
I would’ve loved to have had this on cartridge.
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