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Gremlins : Stripe vs Gizmo

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Choose a side in this 2D platformer: help Gizmo save Christmas presents or control Stripe to destroy them.

Gremlins: Stripe vs Gizmo was developed by Magic Pockets and published by DreamCatcher Interactive for Game Boy Advance in 2002; no earlier version of this exact game exists on another platform.


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Released
2002
Genre
Theme
Perspective
Side view
Size
1.51 MB
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About Gremlins : Stripe vs Gizmo

Gremlins: Stripe vs Gizmo is a side-scrolling platform game for the Game Boy Advance that adapts its film source material into two opposing campaigns. The setting is a Christmas season in Kingston Falls, where the player's choice of protagonist determines whether the holiday is preserved or ruined.

Selecting Gizmo involves a mission to recover stolen presents while evading capture by gremlins, who seek to transform him. His abilities include a double-jump and a defensive flashlight, and he can also roll into a ball to attack. Conversely, playing as Stripe focuses on causing havoc by destroying presents and converting other creatures into gremlins using projectile cream pies; he fights primarily with his claws.

The game structures its content across five levels and provides three separate modes. These consist of a primary Adventure Mode, a time-limited "Against-the-Clock" Mode, and a Multiplayer Mode for linked two-player competition.

Gremlins : Stripe vs Gizmo Screenshots

11 images
Title screen
Intro
Facing an enemy...
...and finishing him off.
Main menu
Tutorial
Jumping over the enemy
Climbing a ladder
Climbing
Little graphic bug
Watch out for the flames