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Kid Paddle

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Compete in 26 mini-games to win the City Game challenge and a new console.

Kid Paddle for Game Boy Advance was developed by Mistic Software and published by Atari in 2005. This is the earliest commercial release of this exact game version on the GBA, and no earlier release of the original game on another platform is known.


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Released
2005
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3.09 MB
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About Kid Paddle

Kid Paddle is a Game Boy Advance title based on a popular European comic series that began in 1996. The source material is known for its gore and politically incorrect humor, a tone carried into this video game adaptation.

The player controls Kid Paddle, who enters the City Game challenge to win an Ultra console 3000 and prove his gaming skills. He is assisted in this challenging endeavor by his friends Horace and Big-bang, who act as his coaches.

Gameplay consists of 26 distinct games. These include platforming segments, titles reminiscent of older arcade games, and various mini-games, all unified by the comic's distinctive style.

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Title
You can choose between French and Dutch as language.
Main menu
Intro: Kid's friends tell him about the video game tournament.
There are several places to go where Kid can play different mini games.
At home, Kid can play games he bought, all starring the Little Barbarian.
Instructions
The barbarian is falling down a cliff and must avoid obstacles.
After bouncing on a dragon's belly, we go all the way up again, only faster and without being able to adjust the speed.
The barbarian survived the fall but then gets smashed.
Kid doen't like loosing at all.
Game over screen of the mini games at Kid's place.