DreamWorks & Aardman Flushed Away

DreamWorks & Aardman Flushed Away

Version: US
Experience high-stakes rodent adventures and sewage-slicked platforming action with DreamWorks & Aardman Flushed Away on Nintendo GameCube. Take control of pamper-spoiled pet rat Roddy St. James and his feisty canal boat captain ally Rita Leeds as they navigate the chaotic underground metropolis of subterranean London. Combat rat goons, dodge toxic sewage hazards, and pilot the improvised Jammy...
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Game Overview

DreamWorks & Aardman Flushed Away brings the clever humor and claymation-inspired visual style of the feature film directly to the Nintendo GameCube. Developed by Monkey Bar Games and published by D3 Publisher, this 3D action-adventure title faithfully recreates the film's unique subterranean world built from discarded human trinkets and household junk.

Gameplay alternates between Roddy and Rita as they journey through dynamic platforming levels across Underground London, sewer pipelines, and the Toad's fortress. Roddy utilizes agile fencing moves with a toothpick, uses a golf club for long-range strikes, and deploys a hair dryer as a makeshift paraglider. Rita relies on her heavy-hitting belt whip to grapple across gaps, swing from pipe fixtures, and dispatch enemy henchmen.

In addition to traditional 3D platforming, players pilot Rita's signature vessel, the Jammy Dodger, through fast-paced aquatic racing and shooting levels. Across all stages, players can collect singing Slugs and hidden coins to unlock concept art, character bios, and entertaining standalone minigames. Complete with movie-accurate voice work, responsive controls, and engaging puzzle elements, Flushed Away stands out as a charming movie adaptation on GameCube.

Quick Specifications

  • Game Name: DreamWorks & Aardman Flushed Away

  • Platform: Nintendo GameCube

  • Genre: 3D Action-Platformer / Adventure

  • Developer: Monkey Bar Games

  • Publisher: D3 Publisher

  • Release Date: October 24, 2006 (North America) / November 24, 2006 (Europe)

  • Game Modes: Single-Player, Local Multiplayer Mini-Games (1–2 Players)

  • ESRB Rating: Everyone (E)

  • Media Type: Nintendo GameCube Game Disc

  • Region Code: NTSC-U / PAL

Key Features

  • Dual Playable Protagonists: Play as both Roddy and Rita, utilizing Roddy's fencing agility and paragliding hair dryer alongside Rita's grappling belt whip.

  • Jammy Dodger Boat Sequences: Pilot Rita's customized canal boat through high-speed sewer rapids, dodging hazards and blasting enemy watercraft.

  • Creative Underground Environments: Explore detailed levels crafted from recycled human rubbish, including city streets, plumbing networks, and fortress docks.

  • Slug Collectibles & Minigames: Find hidden singing Slugs throughout levels to unlock interactive party minigames and bonus content.

  • Movie-Accurate Combat & Gadgets: Utilize improvised household weapons, including toothpick swords, golf clubs, and combustion launchers.

  • 2-Player Mini-Game Modes: Challenge a friend in local two-player split-screen mini-games unlocked through campaign progression.

Frequently Asked Questions (Q&A)

Is DreamWorks & Aardman Flushed Away compatible with backward-compatible Nintendo Wii systems?

Yes, the original GameCube disc is fully playable on backward-compatible Nintendo Wii models (model RVL-001) equipped with GameCube controller ports and memory card slots.

Does DreamWorks & Aardman Flushed Away feature multiplayer modes?

While the main story campaign is single-player, the game includes unlockable local 2-player competitive mini-games that can be played with standard GameCube controllers.

How do Roddy and Rita's gameplay styles differ?

Roddy focuses on light fencing strikes, precise platforming, and gliding across wide chasms using a hair dryer, whereas Rita utilizes a heavy grappling whip for swinging, pulling levers, and area-of-effect combat attacks.

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