Stuart Little 3: Big Photo Adventure (2005)
Genres:Adventure, Platform, Racing
Themes:Action, Comedy, Educational
Game modes:Single player
Story:Following the destruction of George's photography project in a freak flying accident, Stuart Little must save the day by scampering around New York City snapping everything in sight! Donning an exciting wardrobe, including golfing attire, a Native American costume, and a fireman's uniform, Stuart will gain extra abilities required to complete his daring challenges. Along the way, players can explore the Big Apple in a range of miniature vehicles including a stunt bike, a helicopter, a speedboat, and a military tank.Show more
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This mitgh seem a silly game but is really fun! My little sister played it all the time and I really enjoyed watching her playing it, speciallly with the portuguese dub, man it was so fun.
I remember first time my brother let me play the playstation 2 he got me this game. I could not let it down. It was the first time I saw a camera being used in a game. It inspired me to be a photographer and capture moments like Stuart Little.
This was one of the first games I played when I bought my PlayStation 2. It was pretty ahead of its time and really fun. It had all sorts of vehicles. You could use a bunch of different outfits, the platforming was pretty awesome, and the photo mechanic was fun. It still holds a special place in my memory.
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Snake Pass is the wriggling brain-child of Seb Liese, who originally came to Sumo from Holland to work on the LittleBigPlanet team. His prototype of ‘real snake physics’ captured the entire studio’s imagination and we’re really proud of the results so far!Action Kids
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As each ship settled and colonies began to expand, they knew little about each other and their advancing development. Finally, little by little, the individual colonies found each other and began to set up trade routes to link their systems for commerce and solidarity.
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Spider-ManYOU DON'T JUST PLAY IT... YOU LIVE IT
He spins a web, swings across the sky and lands with a somersault onto the Daily Bugle building. Who is this masked hero? It's you! Fight, jump and web-sling as Spider-Man as you take on a legion of sinister villains.
The city is depending on you. Start swinging...Action
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