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Apr
20
2009

Momspective Reviews EA’s Zubo for the Nintendo DS

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Zubo is a new role playing/adventure game (also known as RPG by the gamers) from Electronic Arts.  Suitable for ages 7 and up, Zubo combines rhythm and dexterity to form an action packed adventure that will lead you through ten lands with 50 various Zubo’s to recruit along the way.

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Action in Zubo is turn-based, with your team of up to three Zubos facing off against an AI or human-controlled team in multiplayer, of three Zubos. Each Zubo on your team begins the game with a particular set of battle moves. Most of these can be learned by any Zubo, but each character also possesses a unique move that can only be used by that character, making the strategy of the makeup of your team important as the game progresses. Executing battle moves is where the rhythm aspects of Zubo come into play.

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As a player begins a move an outline appears around the active Zubo which moves in tandem with the in-game music. As this outline meets the Zubo’s body the player taps out the rhythm with the stylus to execute the move. More powerful moves require more complex use of the stylus, increasing the difficulty of the game as times goes on. With over 100 fully animated comedy battle moves, 10 areas with Zubalon to explore, plus a wealth of interactions and mini-games, Zubo offers a deeply rewarding Nintendo DS experience. This stylus-tapping adventure promises hours of entertainment kids (and adults) are sure to love.

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Key Game Features:

  • Explore the 10 Worlds of Zubalon – Get lost in the multiple lands, including Wild West, Fairytale, Pop and Horror.
  • Befriend Over 50 Zany Characters – Create your dream team to battle the Big Head’s army of Zubo clones- the evil Zombos.
  • Take the Zombos on in Style – Master the accessible strategy system and rhythm action mechanic across more than 100 hilarious animated battle moves and 10 custom composed team musical themes.
  • Engage in a Variety of Mini-games – Blow away cobwebs via the DS mic, play the drums, escape the Heart Maze, pop balloons, dig for treasure, Whack-A-Zombie, and much more in order to proceed to the next exciting level.
  • 2-player Multiplayer Support – Battle against a friend in ad hoc multiplayer action through DS multi-card play and earn experience points that transfer to your single player character.
Momspective Review Policy: The featured product for this review was provided to me, at no cost, by the manufacturer or representing PR agency for the sole purpose of product testing. I did not accept monetary compensation for reviewing or writing about products. I only review products that I have personally tested and used in my home, and all opinions expressed are my own.
Written by Julie in: video games

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