CGR Undertow - THE THREE STOOGES review for Game Boy Advance
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The Three Stooges video review. Classic Game Room presents a CGR Undertow video review of The Three Stooges for the Game Boy Advance developed by Metro3D, Inc. and published by Cinemaware.
An updated remake of the NES game, The Three Stooges brings its Stooge-inspired minigames to the Game Boy Advance. The orphanage needs to raise money to prevent the bank from shutting it down, and being altruists above all else, the Stooges set out to raise the money. To do so, they’ll have to take on various odd jobs—that’s where the minigames come in. Based on actual The Three Stooges shorts like Punch Drunks and Dutiful But Dumb, this GBA minigame collection is filled with enough pies, slaps and eye-pokes to please any Stooges fan. The Three Stooges is a single-player game on the Game Boy Advance.
This video review features video gameplay footage of The Three Stooges for the Game Boy Advance and audio commentary from Classic Game Room's Derek.
Shop CGR shirts & mugs! http://www.CGRstore.com
The Three Stooges video review. Classic Game Room presents a CGR Undertow video review of The Three Stooges for the Game Boy Advance developed by Metro3D, Inc. and published by Cinemaware.
An updated remake of the NES game, The Three Stooges brings its Stooge-inspired minigames to the Game Boy Advance. The orphanage needs to raise money to prevent the bank from shutting it down, and being altruists above all else, the Stooges set out to raise the money. To do so, they’ll have to take on various odd jobs—that’s where the minigames come in. Based on actual The Three Stooges shorts like Punch Drunks and Dutiful But Dumb, this GBA minigame collection is filled with enough pies, slaps and eye-pokes to please any Stooges fan. The Three Stooges is a single-player game on the Game Boy Advance.
This video review features video gameplay footage of The Three Stooges for the Game Boy Advance and audio commentary from Classic Game Room's Derek.