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Monster House
Artificial Mind & Movement
July 17, 2006
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Shooter, AdventureDevelopers
Artificial Mind & MovementRelease Date
July 17, 2006 (19 years ago)Publishers
THQContent Rating
E Fantasy Violence
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Oh no! Old man Nebbercracker's house is eating anything and anyone who gets near it, and Halloween is almost here! So grab your Water Blaster, gather up your courage, and get ready to explore the Monster House to find out its secrets. Monster House is an old-school shoot 'em up based on Columbia Pictures' animated movie of the same name. With the help of your touch screen controlled water gun, you explore the house room by room, fighting off waves of enemies (assorted household objects) coming from every direction. You also pick up various power-ups along the way. You can play as each of the three characters from the film - DJ, Chowder, and Jenny.
Genres
Shooter, AdventurePlatforms
Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DSDevelopers
Artificial Mind & MovementRelease Date
July 17, 2006 (19 years ago)Publishers
THQContent Rating
E Fantasy Violence
Franchises
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