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Frogger Advance : The Great Quest

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Guide Frogger through side-scrolling platform levels to rescue the princess.

Frogger Advance: The Great Quest was developed by Team Angry Robot and published by Konami for the Game Boy Advance in 2002. It is an original game in the Frogger series, not a port or remake of an earlier title, so its original release year is also 2002.


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Released
2002
Genre
Perspective
Side view
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
3.52 MB
Rating
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About Frogger Advance : The Great Quest

Frogger Advance: The Great Quest is a side-scrolling platform adaptation of a story also found on other systems, where the protagonist seeks a princess to change his fate. The journey spans four distinct worlds, comprising sixteen levels that include both terrestrial and aquatic environments.

Progress is achieved by navigating past numerous hostile creatures and environmental hazards. Throughout the adventure, Frogger acquires new capabilities, such as an extended jump or a floating maneuver, which become necessary for overcoming later, more challenging stages. Over twenty varieties of adversaries appear across the main and optional bonus levels.

Frogger Advance : The Great Quest Screenshots

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Your quest begins!
Overhearing this conversation causes you to begin your quest
Your Fairy Frogmother (yes, Frogmother)
Different colored coins take you to different things in the level (blue to gems, red to health, yellow to the exit)
Frogger has a great weapon at his disposal.... his tongue!
Besides land areas, there are also water areas to explore
You can meet different characters in the game and talk to them. Each has a nice quality scene
Collect giant gems along the way by following the blue coins
Another cutscene points out why you are on a quest
Beware the cat... some enemies take more than one hit to destroy such as this cat which takes 2 hits
If you aren't careful, this could be the screen you see