This is a brand new copy. The pictures are pulled from the web. Recent pictures provided upon request.
Frogger Beyond is a platformer game released in 2002 for the GameCube, Xbox, Windows, and PlayStation 2. The game follows Frogger as he undergoes his 'rite of passage' to transition from a boy-frog to a teenage-frog. To achieve this, Frogger must journey through eight expansive worlds, each belonging to one of the eight members of the Elder Council. These worlds serve as personal tests for Frogger, challenging him to navigate through various environments such as plains, underground caves, snowy mountains, and high-tech areas.
In the game, Frogger can move in a grid-like fashion, rotating at 90-degree angles and sometimes with the world rotating with him. He can hop straight up, double-jump over chasms, and grab flies with his tongue. The gameplay involves avoiding enemies that move in predictable patterns and overcoming obstacles like laser beams and computer bugs. Frogger can also engage in unique activities such as sliding down vines, riding aquatic animals, and controlling a mine cart.
The game received mixed reviews from critics, with aggregate scores ranging from 42% to 60% on Metacritic and GameRankings. Despite the mixed reception, the game is noted for its tight gameplay and engaging boss battles. However, it was criticized for its high difficulty level and sensory overload due to the numerous enemies on screen. Frogger Beyond is part of the Frogger franchise and, while not a standout title, it maintains the classic Frogger gameplay that fans of the series appreciate.
The game's historical significance lies in its contribution to the Frogger series, although it is not as highly regarded as some of its predecessors. It remains a nostalgic title for those who played it during its release and is still recognized within the platformer genre for its challenging gameplay and varied level designs.
This is a brand new copy. The pictures are pulled from the web. Recent pictures provided upon request.
