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Pitfall: The Lost Expedition (GBA)

Description: Genre: Action / Rating: E - (Everyone) / 1 player / published by: Activision / Take an adventure as Pitfall Harry, the ... more

Pitfall: The Lost Expedition (GBA) ... daring, risk-taking explorer who laughs in the face of danger. Featuring over 50 levels of fast-paced action and puzzle solving adventures, the game challenges players to swing, fight, climb and crawl through eight types of treacherous South American environments including lush jungles, dark tombs, ancient Aztec ruins and glacial mountains.

Newest Review: ... actual gameplay as Harry can be seen using obscure devices such as pogo sticks to hop across a stage. The next four stages of ... more

... the world are standard platform designs with the player running, jumping and swinging by use of vines to navigate from left to right. Harry will also be met by an assortment of enemies which can almost always be avoided by use of his higher than average jump. In areas where confrontation is required, however, Harry makes use of his equipped slingshot to eliminate them from play. Should Harry meet his demise in the game it does not spell the end of the road for the player. Instead, players will be sent back to the st...more

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Pitfall: The Lost Expedition (GBA) (440 words)
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"Pitfall: The Lost Expedition" is a video game released for the Gameboy Advance console in 2004 by Activision. It is based on the "Pitfall" series of video games. In the United States, the game received a rating of "E" by the ESRB panel which deemed it suitable for all ages. The gameplay of this title follows Pitfall Harry in a standard platform adventure. The game is split into "Worlds" and each world begins with a mini game to familarize the player with the background scenes. These mini games, though, do not reflect actual gameplay as Harry can be seen using obscure devices such as pogo sticks to hop across a stage. ... Read the complete review