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Danny Phantom: The Ultimate Enemy (GBA)

Description: Genre: Action / Rating: E - (Everyone) / 1 player / published by: THQ / Danny Phantom, a half-ghost with paranormal ... more

Danny Phantom: The Ultimate Enemy (GBA) ... powers, is responsible for capturing ghosts and monsters roaming the earth. This fast-paced action game recreates Danny's TV powers, allowing the player to walk through walls, shoot ghostly beams and howl a ghostly wail as he/she saves the world from Clockwork, a sinister ghost with the power to control time.

Newest Review: ... fighting title similar to many low technology releases of the genre. Players control Danny and guide him from left to right ... more

... in aims of eliminating all opposing forces. He is unassisted throughout battle but the game is very easy in terms of difficulty which renders assistance unnecessary. In appealing to a children's market, the controls have been simplified to the point where the attack button unleashes all of Danny's arsenal through repetitive button strikes. In a sort of roleplaying game element, the game offers Danny the chance to "level up" through successfully eliminating a set number of enemies. Any increased statist...more

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"Danny Phantom: The Ultimate Enemy" is a video game released for the Gameboy Advance console in 2005 by THQ. It is based on the American animated series "Danny Phantom". In the United States, the game received a rating of "E" by the ESRB panel which deemed it suitable for all ages. The story of this title features Danny Phantom on a quest to battle supernatural forces as their uprising is leading to global unrest. It is effectively a side scrolling fighting title similar to many low technology releases of the genre. Players control Danny and guide him from left to right in aims of eliminating all opposing forces. He is unassisted ... Read the complete review