

Disney's Kim Possible: Revenge of Monkey Fist (Game Boy Advance)

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An average action game that will please younger Kim Possible fans, but the brevity and slight blandness of the gameplay takes away from the appeal to a wider audience.
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What I liked about this game is that it really aims to please the fans of the series (who mainly are little kids). In its very essence that was KP: RoMF's fatal flaw. It aimed to please the targeted audience so much that all the other audiences weren't taken into consideration. So, the end result was that the game was only fun if you are part of the targeted audience. A little kid wouldn't like an extremely difficult game that didn't have a story that resembled the actual show. Kim Possible: Revenge of Monkey Fists gives exactly what Kim Possible fans wanted. To make the targeted audience even happier, they made it easier and they added extras. If you're a gamer who is just starting to play games and need to improve on his/her gaming skills and/or if you are a big fan of the show, you should get this game. If you are not part of the targeted audience, I suggest that you don't call, beep, or try to reach Kim Possible.
Kim Possible is another case of a game caught up in the Christmas rush -- everything is there and polished except for one simple thing, and that one simple thing acid-washes the whole outfit. It was never great to begin with, but the GBA is starving for action, so this would have fit the bill perfectly if they had just polished that one aspect and let kids enjoy the whole thing. The "sitch", as Kim would say, is that this game is just too much the drama.