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Cartoon Network Block Party

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Compete in 14 mini-games across themed boards with up to three friends.

Cartoon Network Block Party was released for Game Boy Advance in 2004 by Majesco; it is the original version of the game, so both release years are 2004.


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Released
2004
Genre
Perspective
Side view
Size
1.54 MB
Rating
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About Cartoon Network Block Party

Cartoon Network Block Party is a party game for the Game Boy Advance featuring characters from several of the network's shows. Players can select from six personalities, including Johnny Bravo and Courage the Cowardly Dog.

The action takes place across four distinct boards, each with a visual theme tied to a specific cartoon. Gameplay revolves around a series of fourteen mini-games, which test various skills and provide a fair mix of challenges. Examples of these activities include the Weremole Waltz and the Riding Mower Grand Prix.

Success in these mini-games earns in-game currency. This money can be used strategically to gain advantages during play or to purchase access to new board areas. The experience supports multiplayer competition for up to four participants.

Cartoon Network Block Party Screenshots

12 images
Title screen
The game's main menu
Selecting a board for a Quick play session.
Starting game with Cow.
The skating mini-game similar to the one in California Games, though much more simple, as you can get perfect score every time you play it.
Greesed Porkbutts minigame. The AI players don't put up much of a fight in this one, making it just boring.
Aim for the fences mini-game. In this one you have to hit characters lazily moving back and forth along the fence.
In this minigame you have to dodge the water balloons falling from the top of the screen for as long as you can. Playing this game with larger characters such as Johnny Bravo or Cow is near impossible
Strike-a-Pose mini-game is a boring Simon-Says clone that never gets any more challenging and is just dull to look at.
In Zombeat the clock the player must find three heads of garlic, while avoiding zombies. Once the garlic is found, the zombies must be chased down and 'cured'.
This is basically a slow, boring and completely non-challenging Frogger clone.
The Fishing Derby is slow, boring and ugly.