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All Grown Up! : Express Yourself

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Control Angelica to run the school newspaper by completing story missions, talking to characters, and playing mini-games.

All Grown Up! Express Yourself was released for Game Boy Advance in 2004 by THQ, matching the legacy year; no earlier platform version exists.


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Released
2004
Genre
Perspective
3rd-person (Other)
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
2.63 MB
Rating
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About All Grown Up! : Express Yourself

All Grown Up!: Express Yourself is a Game Boy Advance title derived from the television series that followed the Rugrats characters. The player assumes the role of Angelica, who manages her school's newspaper.

Progress is organized around eight missions, each representing a story for the paper. These are completed in a mode focused on locating specific characters, occasionally requiring item exchanges or the completion of mini-games to advance. Successfully finishing a mission grants an issue of the Class Paper.

Beyond the primary missions, the game includes various customization and personalization features. These allow changes to Angelica's accessories and the menu's audiovisual presentation. A PDA function lets players create personal lists, enter details about themselves and friends, or take a character matching quiz.

The mini-games encountered during story progression are also accessible as standalone activities outside the main missions.

All Grown Up! : Express Yourself Screenshots

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The Title Screen.
The menu that players can customize.
When we start off the game, we have a volleyball mini-game, as well as the option to play with a friend using the link cable.
Let's start the first mission.
Each mission starts with a short cutscene.
And the first objective.
The Main Street is our map area. We can quickly go there by pressing Start and choosing the option. There are 3 places we can go to from this street, with one being unlocked later on.
The map is very useful when you're looking for someone.
Each mini-game has an explanation how to play it.
Playing volleyball with Tommy.
Now that I beat you, give me the information I need!
Great! And you know what that means.