Disney's Brother Bear (video game)

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Disney's Brother Bear
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Developer(s) KnowWonder Digital Mediaworks (PC)
Vicarious Visions (GBA)
Publisher(s) Disney Interactive
Engine Unreal Engine 1
Platforms Game Boy Advance, Mobile Phone, Windows
Release date(s) Game Boy Advance
    Windows
      Mobile
        Genre(s) Action

        Disney's Brother Bear is a PC and GBA game released by Disney as a tie-in to the 2003 theatrical film Brother Bear, Jeremy Suarez and Michael Clarke Duncan reprise their roles from the film.

        Production

        The PC version is a 3D platform game published by Disney Interactive and released on November 4, 2003.[1][2]

        The Game Boy Advance version was released on November 4, 2003. It is a platforming game that was published by Disney Interactive Studios and developed by Vicarious Visions.[3]

        Synopsis

        Gamefaqs explains of the PC version:[4]

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        Disney's Brother Bear immerses you in a fully interactive version of Kenai's world, complete with the lush environments based on the animated film. Join Kenai and Koda as they make their way through various areas in the forest. Not only can you play Kenai and Koda as bears, but you can also transform into a wolf, a crow, and an eagle. You'll also interact with seven different characters from the film.

        IGN explains of the GBA version:[3]

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        The game features elements such as spectacular weather effects and cut-scenes from the film which will bring alive the world of Brother Bear. [It has] four worlds, 16 levels and unlockable bonus games.

        Voice cast

        Critical reception

        PC version

        AceGamez rated the game 6 out of 10, GameZone rated it 7 out of 10, PC Format UK rated it 27 out of 100, and PC Gamer UK rated it 62 out of 100.[5] Childrenssoftware.com gave the game 4.5/5, writing "The humor and adventure make the transition from large to small screen nicely. Although the game is marketed to kids ages 6 and older, the gameplay can be challenging. Our nine to fourteen year old testers liked the game".[1] jkdmedia of Gamezone said "This game appears to be a fun, action packed game, with lots of cool mini-games that can be played independently. I say "appear", because frankly, due to many technical issues in running the game, we didn't get all the way through the game. There is a lot of game here, though, with plenty of easy exploration and item collecting."[6] SuperKids gave the game a 3.0 for Educational Value, 4.0 for Kid Appeal, and 5.0 for Ease of Use. It said "While Brother Bear is a fun-packed game that reinforces the importance of friendship and listening, it does not address the classic 3 R'", and noted "Even if kids have not seen Disney's Brother Bear movie, they will enjoy this fun adventure."[7]

        GBA version

        GameZone rated the game 8 out of 10, Nintendo Power rated it 3.3 out of 5, and Nintendojo rated it 6.6 out of 10.[8]

        References

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