Tino: The Movie: Across Into the Next Dimension (video game)

Tino: Across Into the Next Dimension is a video game based on Tino: The Movie: Across Into the Next Dimension. It was released for the Nintendo Switch, Sega Orion, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, PlayStation Flex, Xbox One and Xbox Series X consoles on August 3, 2021. It is also available for download on the PlayStation Store as of March 14, 2022.

The allows the player to control Tino Spelwind and Spud Spelwind, their next dimension counterparts Tino-2 and Spud-2, Bradley the Tasmanian Devil (Secret Agent Bradley), and Tommy the Turtle (Secret Agent Tommy). Players can also play as unlockable characters Pete the Panda (Secret Agent Pete), Angel the Chihuahua (Agent Angel), Franny Grace Shamp, Padre Smith, Annie McBuck, Rhonda Amano, Princess Grizelda, and Trina the Great and Powerful (both including skin versions of their 2nd Dimension counterparts).

In addition to the game, the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 version of the game also features five Tino episodes for the first time on Blu-ray: "The Ticket Master", "Mom's Birthday", "Dude, We're Getting the Band Back Together", "Boast Busters" and "The Best Night Ever".

Wii and PS3 Version
The game begins as Tino, Spud, Polly, Bradley, Doctor Discord and Mayor Humdinger are fleeing in between dimensions in an attempt to escape the Next Dimension Discord, Next Dimension Mayor Humdinger and his Norm-Bots. Everyone winds up in the same dimension (but in different places) where the entire Tri-State Area is overtaken by gelatin and miniature versions of the Gelatin Monster are swarming the streets. After fighting off the monsters and finding Discord, the two head in the sewers find Polly has been captured by them, but the boys defeat them and free her, telling her to meet up with them at the other end of the level. They also find doctor D., but he is stuck in the Gelatin. He says he will get himself out, telling the boys to continue their hourney through. The two eventually make to the main part of the sewers, and meet up with Polly and Discord, uniting the group again, Tino and Spud say they have to try and find the power source needed to make another dimension jump (which 2nd Dimension Padre and Rhonda says is needed to help them move on to get back home). They are about to keep moving, when the Gelatin Monster comes in through a drain. Phineas and Ferb do not have the weapons to fight, which leaves them to run. When the monster is about to eat them, Bradley and a new agent from the different dimension, named Tommy the Turtle (or Secret Agent T), assists Bradley in fighting and defeating the Gelatin Monster, using orange paint. Once introduced to the others by Monogram beaming in (telling that Tommy is Padre's pet in this dimension, coming from the same animal adoption agency where Tino adopted Bradley in their dimension), Tommy asks for Tino and the others in helping to free the dimension from the gelatin. Once they do, they travel to the end of the sewers and drain the city of Gelatin. Then they jump to the next dimension with their new fighter, Tommy.

In the next dimension, the entire area is completely made out of balloons and is floating high in the air. There, Doctor Discord and Mayor Humdinger and the Kitten Katastrophe Krew meets another dimension version of Ballooney, who warns them of dangerous creatures ahead, which proves to be hedgehogs who pop balloons the player stands on and attack them. They can also strangely burrow into the ballon-like habitat without popping it. Upon arrival, however, Next Dimension Discord has tracked them down and sends a wave of Normbots after them to capture the crew. But they are destroyed by the agents and brothers. Afterwards, the group manages to take air with jetpacks and fight a giant robot ship called the Discord ship 2000. After crashing it, they hunt down and find the next energy source needed to dimension jump again, this time landing in a black and white, 1920's cartoon style version of their home. In addition helping out Cap'n Discord and Co-Cap'n Humdinger, owner of a large steamboat (which is named after Steamboat Willie, Mickey Mouse's debut cartoon) by loading and organizing the cargo, and he takes them across the ocean to another continent, which is where they meet and help farm style Franny Grace and Annie by delivering lunch to farm Tino, who is helped by feeding cows for him. Once they gain the energy source there in the barn, they jump to another dimension.

In this new dimension, the world is under the control of an evil wave of garden gnomes, who have taken over the city and captured the dimension's Padre, Rhonda and Franny Grace. And only by taking their power source from them can Tino and the others set the dimension free from the gnome's control. But once that is accomplished, Next Dimension Polly calls in with a cry for help as she was captured by Next Dimension Discord and they must come to their dimension to finish off the evil villain.

Though Next Padre and Next Rhonda says that Discord sent a Goozurg over and says to look for something odd. Then, Goozurg from earlier jumps through a portal and attacks Tino and the gang and fight him. They beat him by luring him over a cliff, possibly killing him. They arrive in the Next Dimension underground hideout, but while speaking of their plan to attack the Normbot factory while Next Dimension Discord is gone, Discord is angered that the others don't consider him as evil (or any worse of a threat) than his dimensional counterpart. With the fact that their voices are the same, he accidentally orders the robots to attack Tino and the others before saying that "Discord is out! Peace!" and runs away, abandoning finding Next Dimension Discord's fortress. Tino and the others manage to ride away in the carts anyway and destroy the Normbot factory, with an idea to install a self-destruct button to the control panel, and Tino tells the others to run away, only to be attacked by a giant version of Norm the Robot.

They make it out and meet up with the others, but Norm comes and attempts to punch the crew and kill them. But before the giant Norm can attack, 2nd Dimension Isabella arrives inside the giant Queen Elizabeth robot and lets them inside before they all get in a gigantic boss battle against the large Norm. Once defeated and throwing him to a building, Spud scolds him, saying "Queen Elizbeth will not be outdone by the likes of you." They storm Discord's fortress, finding their Doctor Discord in the main office. He then tries to do his usual speech with Perry, unfortunately not counting in Tino and the others nearby. Afterwards, Discord pulls a switch, which makes Discord hop inside a strange pod shaped weapon, which he questions the making of. Then he pulls the player onto a circle hole, causing the player to be stuck on the wall, with Discord's ball weapon in the unreachable middle, where they must lure Discord into coming down and jump on his pod to fight him.

Once he is defeated, Next Dimension Tino tells him to stop everything that Next Dimension Discord and Next Dimension Humdinger has caused. But while Discord and Mayor Humdinger and the Kitten Katastrophe Krew agrees to and does so in a tired and exhausted state, he accidentally activates a giant flying robot robot of his counterpart, which Tino, Spud, Bradley, Tommy, and the second brothers work together to fight and defeat (all the while, Discord is not really doing anything and points out that the robot has an "anger" gauge that is controlling it). Once defeated, the robot will come crashing down onto the first platform, and Tino and Spud and the animal agents fly off, leaving a destroyed robot (and Discord and Mayor Humdinger) behind.

The game ends with Next Dimension Tino (still in his resistance outfit even though everyone else had returned to their own dimension after Discord's defeat. He may wear the same clothes to not confuse him with Tino from the Normal Dimension) filming a video in his dimension a few months later after the big fight with the Discords, and Riverside is now very remarkably similar to that of the Normal Dimension Riverside and everyone appears the same as their other dimension version. He then speaks to an off screen Spud as they plan to construct the coolest rollercoaster ever, one of the ideas the first Tino gave him in the film (and possibly offscreen in the game).

Development
After the release of the first video game, it was revealed that a Phineas and Ferb Wii game was in development. http://www.wired.com/geekdad/2009/09/phineas-and-ferb-interview/ Later, Disney Germany confirmed a PS3, Wii, and DS game for the series to be in development. The game was officially announced on April 4, 2011 as an Across the 2nd Dimension video game adaptation. The game was featured at a video game press event in New York City in April, alongside other games such as Lego Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game. A trailer for the game was shown at E3 2011. The title was also playable at the event.

In an article of Kotaku, it was noted that the console versions of the game borrow elements from the Ratchet and Clank games. This is due to High Impact Games, the game's developer, being a spinoff company of Ratchet and Clank series creators Insomniac Games. As well, the reason why the game wasn't coming to Xbox 360 was addressed, being that Disney wanted the game to capitalize on the motion control of the Wii Remote and PlayStation Move, which the Xbox 360 lacks.

Songs

 * Brand New Reality (Opening menu)
 * Gotta Get Gone (Theme song)
 * Robot Riot

Playable Characters and Abilities

 * Tino (Normal Dimension) - Recovery
 * Spud (Normal Dimension) - Toughness
 * Secret Agent Bradley the Tasmanian Devil - Extra Damage
 * Secret Agent Tommy the Turtle - Reflective Shell
 * Secret Agent Pete the Panda - Money Maker
 * Secret Agent Angel the Chihuahua - Extra Chips
 * Resistance Tino (Next Dimension) - Recharge Bonus
 * Resistance Spud (Next Dimension) - Emergency Move
 * Franny Grace Shampoo - Bonus Tickets
 * Padre Smith - Bonus Gadget XP
 * Annie McBuck - Bonus Horseshoe
 * Rhonda Amano - Collect 5 Glass Slipper
 * Princess Grizelda - Find Frookie
 * Trixie the Great and Powerful - 3 Magic Wands

Gear

 * Baseball Launcher
 * Electric Ray
 * Grappling Hook
 * Anti-gravity Ray
 * Carbonator
 * Ninja Glove
 * Digital Hacker
 * OWCA Beacon

Trophies (PlayStation 4/PlayStation 5/Xbox One/Xbox Series X Version)

 * Lifetime Accomplishment Award (Platinum)
 * Figure Madman (Gold)
 * Dimensional Gold Claim (Gold)
 * Let's Play Dress Up (Gold)
 * Balloon Gold (Silver)
 * Chiptastic (Silver)
 * Evil Doof's Gold (Silver)
 * Fantasy Gold (Silver)
 * Gelatin Gold (Silver)
 * Grand Slam (Silver)
 * Laser Tracer (Silver)
 * Old Timey Winds (Silver)
 * Robotic Gold (Silver)
 * The Full Cast (Silver)
 * There's Gold In Them Thar Hills (Silver)
 * Ticket Stockpiler (Silver)
 * Version 2.0 (Silver)
 * What the Boulder's Cooking (Silver)
 * Agh, Bees (Bronze)
 * Barging Through (Bronze)
 * Charging Goozim (Bronze)
 * Commander Counselor (Bronze)
 * Cruiser Destroyer (Bronze)
 * Cruising through Crushers (Bronze)
 * Evil Vanquisher (Bronze)
 * First Gadget (Bronze)
 * Gelatin Freedom Fighter (Bronze)
 * Gelatin Revolution (Bronze)
 * Gnome Toppler (Bronze)
 * I'm-A-Levelin' Mah Gadgets! (Bronze)
 * Just Bouncy (Bronze)
 * Modtacular (Bronze)
 * Padfoot (Bronze)
 * Platform Walker (Bronze)
 * Quick and Timely Champion (Bronze)
 * Robot Rioter (Bronze)
 * Rush to the Sewers (Bronze)
 * That Old Timey Life (Bronze)
 * Up, Up, and Away (Bronze)
 * Weekend at the Arcade (Bronze)

Gelatin Dimension

 * Riverside.... Almost
 * Gelatin Sewers
 * King of the Gelatins
 * Flight Over Gelatin
 * To the Gelatin Cork

Balloon Dimension

 * Arena Trap
 * Balloon Bounce
 * Balloon Skies
 * Caverns of Balloons

Pirate Dimension

 * Buccaneer Beach
 * Corsair's Cove
 * Crazy Cannonade
 * HMS Windbag

Old Timey Dimension

 * Old Timey River
 * Old Timey Farm

Gnome Dimension

 * World o'Gnomes
 * Gnome Village
 * Poke the Goozurg

Robot Factory

 * Discord-Village Subways
 * Masters of Disguise
 * Self-Destruction
 * Factory Flight
 * ESCAPE!!!
 * Queen vs. Norm

Discord Evil Inc.

 * Road to Evil Discord
 * Evil Discord Skies
 * Evil Inc. Lobby
 * Behind the Curtain
 * Final Battle

Bosses

 * 1) Gelatin Dimension: Giant Gelatin monster
 * 2) Balloon Dimension: None
 * 3) Pirate Dimension: Giant Robot Evil Pirates
 * 4) Old Timey Dimension: None
 * 5) Gnome Dimension: Goozurg
 * 6) Robot Factory: Giant Norm
 * 7) Discord Evil Inc.: Discord and Mayor Humdinger Capsule (Sleeve), Discord-Bots Chief (Final battle)

Mini-Bosses

 * 1) Gelatin Dimension: None
 * 2) Balloon Dimension: Discord-Airship #1
 * 3) Old Timey Dimension: None
 * 4) Gnome Dimension: None
 * 5) Robot Factory: Discord-Airship #2
 * 6) Discord Evil Inc.: Discord-Airship #2, Kitten Katastrophe Krew, Three Giant Discord-Bots

Bradley the Tasmanianborg Skin

 * PS4/PS5/PSFlex: Select the "Extras" option, then choose the "Enter Code" selection. Enter Circle, X, Circle, Triangle, Square, Triangle.
 * Switch/Orion/XBONE/XSX: Go to "Extras" at the "Start" menu (Minus Bottom) and select the "Enter Code" option and enter BAB121.

Trivia

 * Despite appearing as his 2nd Dimension self with no dialogue, Buford makes no appearance except for appearing as a figure. The same is said for Stacy and Jeremy, only appearing in clips from the movie and/or as collectible figurines.
 * The songs "Bradley the Tasmanian Devil", "Robot Riot" and "Brand New Reality" appear as background music. "Gotta Get Gone" appears too.
 * A giant version of Polly's gelatin model of Jeremy's head can be seen in the Riverside Sewer level of the game's first dimension.
 * Allthough they are both called Tino and Spud: Across Into the Next Dimension, They are two completely different games. A cheaper version of the Switch game, for every line of dioluge from the taken from somewhere in the Switch game.
 * Next Dimension Discord and Next Dimension Humdinger is never met face to face (appearing in clips from the movie), but strangely left just before Tino and the others came to destroy the Normbot factory and faced off against his gigantic robot for the final boss. In this case, Doctor Discord and Mayor Humdinger takes over in his place (though seemingly against his will at the end).
 * Also, alongside his master, Perry the Tasmanianborg is never seen in the storyline (which some would've believed him to be a boss battle). Though with a special code found in the Switch version of the game, can use Bradley the Tasmanianborg as a skin for Bradley to play as in game.
 * However, in the Switch game, Bradley the Tasnmanianborg and Kitten Kastastropheborg is fought as a boss in Worlds 1 and 4, and Next Dimension Discord and Next Dimension Humdinger is the boss of World 5 as well as the one operating the final boss.
 * This is the first Tino game to be rated E10+, and also the first video game based on a DCOM.
 * Part of the first level of the Old Timey Dimension is set on a steamboat, as a reference to the first Mickey Mouse cartoon released with sound, Steamboat Willie.
 * Tino, Spud, Bradley, Resistance Tino, Resistance Spud, and Tommy are all playable in every game system.
 * Dennis, called by Polly as "Mr. Cutie Patootie", is mentioned in this game.

Product Information
From the official press release:

DISNEY INTERACTIVE STUDIOS WILL TAKE FANS TO A NEW DIMENSION IN UPCOMING PHINEAS AND FERB VIDEO GAME

Video Game, Inspired By Disney Channel Original Movie, to Feature a New Agent, Cool Gadgets and Off-The-Wall Worlds

BURBANK, APRIL 4, 2011- Disney Interactive Studios today announced that Phineas and Ferb: Across the Second Dimension is currently in development for the Wii™ system, Nintendo DS™ family of handheld systems and PlayStation®3 computer entertainment systems. "Phineas and Ferb" has been the #1 animated TV series among Tweens 9-14 for the past three years and this lively new video game is inspired by the upcoming Disney Channel Original Movie inspired by the series. Fans can play as their favorite characters including Phineas, Ferb and Agent P as they journey through new dimensions filled with action-packed platforming, in a quest to battle the evil Dr. Doofenshmirtz. Phineas and Ferb: Across the Second Dimension the video game is slated for release in Summer 2011.

“We collaborated closely with Disney Interactive Studios’ video game development team to ensure that the video game captures the humor and style of our movie,” said Dan Povenmire, Emmy Award-winning Creator/Executive Producer, “Phineas and Ferb.” “The antics of the characters and the immersive new worlds of the video game extend the experience fans will encounter in Phineas and Ferb: Across the Second Dimension.”

The PlayStation®3 system and Wii system versions will allow fans to play as up to 10 characters. Players will have the option to work together in two-player cooperative modes while navigating through an old time 1928-style cartoon world, a lawn gnome land and a gelatin world. In a mission to save the world, players will journey through 25 exciting levels while overcoming obstacles. They also can upgrade cool new gadgets including the Carbonator, which fires carbonated orange soda that can melt enemies and Ninja Gloves, which allows players to stick to walls. Along the way, fans will collect cool items and unlock additional playable characters, including Terry the Turtle, a new OWCA special agent created specifically for the video game. The PlayStation® 3 system version will also be the first time a Phineas and Ferb video game features PlayStation®Move motion controller compatible gameplay.

In the DS version of Phineas and Ferb: Across the Second Dimension, fans will play as Phineas, Ferb or Agent P. Players will jump, dodge, race and battle through five outrageous worlds featuring more than 30 levels. Players will work to earn gadget upgrades including a baseball launcher and Agent P’s favorite gadget – the grapple gun, while solving environmental puzzles in an effort to save Alternate Danville.

In addition to lending their voices to the Disney Channel Original Movie, several of the actors from the popular TV series will voice the Wii and PlayStation®3 system versions of the game including Vincent Martella as Phineas, Thomas Sangster as Ferb, Alyson Stoner as Isabella and show creators/executive producers Dan Povenmire as Dr. Doofenshmirtz and Jeff “Swampy” Marsh as Major Francis Monogram.

Published by Disney Interactive Studios, Phineas and Ferb: Across the Second Dimension will be released in summer 2011 and is expected to be rated E10+ by the ESRB.

In Phineas and Ferb: Across the Second Dimension, Phineas and Ferb finally discover that their pet platypus, Perry, is a secret agent who battles the forces of evil almost every day. With the help of their friends, the boys team up with Perry on an adventure through a parallel universe where they must ultimately thwart the disastrous plans of an even more evil Dr. Doofenshmirtz.

Disney Interactive Studios, part of Disney Interactive Media Group, is the interactive entertainment affiliate of The Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS). Disney Interactive Studios self publishes and distributes a broad portfolio of multi-platform video games and interactive entertainment worldwide. The company also licenses properties and works directly with other interactive game publishers to bring products for all ages to market. Disney Interactive Studios is based in Glendale, California, and has internal development studios around the world. For more information, log on to disneyinteractivestudios.com.

Reception
Phineas and Ferb: Across the 2nd Dimension received average to positive reviews, Game Guys gave it B- and Gameplay Today gave it 7/10 find themselves enjoying Phineas and Ferb, they will probably also find that the game is all too easy. PC Advisor states that there's a lot of charm and some unique set-pieces, but it's too short, easy, and lacks replay value. Wired.com stated it’s not without its virtues. The voices of the characters are well done, and the animation is suitably reminiscent of the show and movie. And young novice gamers will likely find it a gentle introduction to the world of video games.

Chipchicklets praised it good graphics and sound effects; easy character recognition (for those familiar with the series); very player friendly – no visually disturbing fighting (if a robot is destroyed it is blown up, if a character is hurt, he (or she) either disappears and reappears or waves a white flag for a few seconds until recharged); the game requires some thinking to find the right path and solution to get through each dimension but it is not overwhelming; good for younger children as it is a very gentle game (even with the occasional fighting, it is only with robots). Hollywoodchicago gave a 3.5/5 points that isn’t half-bad. It looks good and has a few camera issues — graphic/visual weakness and dodgy viewpoints are common problems in kid’s games — but, more importantly, it attempts to recreate the anything-goes fun of the show on which it’s based. 411mania gave 6/10 that as someone who’s never seen the show before I found the game to be charming although lacking any clever puns or references that would appeal to adults.

Game Tactics gave it 6/10 for the Wii and 7/10 for the PS3 states is clearly a game aimed at their target market, kids who watch the cartoon. In that case I’d say it mostly succeed, as they will appreciate the game’s low difficulty and tie in with the series and it’s really not that bad of a tie-in game. That said I’d probably wouldn’t pick it up if you aren’t already a Phineas and Ferb fan or have kids who are. The Province gave it a B+ that is a wonderful game for kids to play. Smart, clever characters with some humorous lines, the game is written very well and features great level design. Mirror gave 4/5 that the main campaign mode is neither particularly long nor challenging to complete, it's filled with so much fun stuff to see, hear and do that Phineas and Ferb fans will be enthralled regardless.

Godisageek gave 6/10 that is a decent enough game, the leveling mechanic of the weapons keeps people playing and the humor keeps people coming back for more, unfortunately there simply isn’t enough of it. Thunderbolt gave it a 5/10 that Across the 2nd Dimension can easily be summed up by the mini games – including ski ball and a crane game – that bookend every stage: pleasant, but monotonous. NZGamers gave a 6/10 that the game is really "For the kids. But you knew that." Community voices gave 8.5/10 that it’s a comedic, educational and best of all, age-appropriate game for kids and an excellent game for children and is even better if they are fans of the show, and critics suggested buying the PS3 version since it's easier to control the character than the Wii version, and has 4 bonus episodes for fans to watch that are: "Comet Kermillian", "I Scream, You Scream", "Mom's Birthday" and, "Dude, We're Getting the Band Back Together".

DS Version
The Nintendo DS version, GameSpot gave 4/10 that the characters here are short on personality, but at least the visuals pick up some of the slack. Pocketgamer stated was surprisingly good. It's simple and generic, and it becomes repetitive after a while, but there's still plenty to enjoy here - especially for kids who love the cartoon.

Continuity

 * Candace mentioned being sick of gelatin. ("Day of the Living Gelatin")
 * Lots of Bango-Rus can seen ("The Chronicles of Meap").
 * A goozim appears as a boss. ("Got Game?")
 * The Queen Elizabeth Robot can be seen battling a giant Norm. ("A Hard Day's Knight")
 * The Video Games' storyline (all versions), possibly occur during the Brand New Reality song because, the Wii/PS3 version's opening has some images of this song, and also because all version have Phineas, Ferb, Perry, Doofenshmirtz and Candace traveling through different dimensions.
 * In the DS version, Isabella mentions that she is going for her First-Aid Patch. ("The Great Indoors")
 * Many of the descriptions in the store have references to multiple episodes such as the movie itself.
 * Phineas (2nd Dimension) credit's line "although that's different story" similar to Ferb's line "but that's another story" in Unfair Science Fair, is other evidence that this may be alternative story similar to Unfair Science Fair/Unfair Science Fair Redux (Another Story) and Bubble Boys/Isabella and the Temple of Sap.
 * Ducky Momo, Rover, and the platypus egg robot are seen. ("Nerds of a Feather", "Phineas and Ferb Hawaiian Vacation", "Tour de Ferb", "Run, Candace, Run", "Mommy Can You Hear Me?", "Canderemy", "Perry Lays an Egg")
 * Heinz Doofenshmirtz says "Out, Peace!" again. "Nerds of a Feather" The pharse was also said in Unfair Science Fair Redux (Another Story)", "Attack of the 50 Foot Sister", "Invasion of the Ferb Snatchers", "The Beak", and "She's the Mayor".
 * Balloony appears in a dimension made entirely of different types of balloons. ("The Chronicles of Meap")
 * Ferb's globe from the race reappears in the Balloon Dimension ("Last Train to Bustville").
 * The color scheme of the blasters in the Jetpack levels on the Wii/PS3 version is similar to that of The Beak suit. (The Beak)
 * Many outfits that have been worn in previous episodes can be bought and worn.
 * Candace mentions Mr. Cutie Patootie. ("No More Bunny Business")
 * Even if the levels are cleared by another character, (e.g:Baljeet at Baloon Skies or Isabella at Behind the Curtain),the cutscenes still show the same characters and even the dialogues are the same in the level. Also, the characters like Isabella-2 at Road to Evil Doof or Baljeet-2 at Poke the Goozim still show them as a transmission for some reason.

Allusions

 * New Super Mario Bros. and New Super Mario Bros. Wii: The DS game has an overworld map design similar to this game, and the three character tokens function similarly to Star Coins.
 * Super Mario 64: In the Wii/PS3, some worlds have a slide which have players control the characters similar to Mario on a slide.
 * Kingdom Hearts II: Both games have the heroes go into a 1928-styled version of their respective worlds. Stages based on Steamboat Willie also notably appeared in Mickey Mania: The Timeless Adventures of Mickey Mouse and Epic Mickey.
 * Sonic the Hedgehog: The hover ball Dr. Doofenshmirtz uses in one of the boss levels is similar in appearance and attacks to Robotnik's version in the Sonic boss battles.
 * Rayman : Like in Rayman games, you can double tap the jump button to glide temporarily in the air (Wii/PS3 version). Also, like Rayman 3, in certain sections you must control a missile/baseball to hit a target (Wii/PS3 version).
 * Ratchet & Clank : Screws are currency in that game too (it being also by raw thrills) also a few weapons have simmilarities to ones in Ratchet and Clank for example: the Baseball Launcher homes in on enemies like the locater dose.

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