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The Fairly OddParents! : Breakin' da Rules

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A side-scrolling shooter where Timmy uses fairy magic to battle enemies and recover the lost pages of Da Rules.

The Game Boy Advance version of The Fairly OddParents! Breakin' da Rules was developed by Helixe and published by THQ, released in 2003. This is the original release of this exact game version, and no earlier platform version exists.


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Released
2003
Genre
Perspective
Side view
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
2.15 MB
Rating
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Publisher

About The Fairly OddParents! : Breakin' da Rules

The Fairly OddParents! : Breakin' da Rules is a single player action game presented from a side scrolling perspective. The central objective involves recovering the missing pages of a book known as Da Rules to stop the character Vicky from achieving global domination.

Players assume the role of Timmy, who can call upon his fairy godparents, Cosmo and Wanda, for assistance. Their magical support includes offensive capabilities against adversaries, with one particularly powerful option being a widespread orbital attack that clears the screen of enemies. The journey to retrieve the pages involves confronting over thirty distinct types of hostile entities, such as frogs, Yugopotamians, and piranhas, which are dispatched through magical means.

The Fairly OddParents! : Breakin' da Rules Screenshots

12 images
Title screen
Main menu
Three levels of difficulty available
Intro
Jorgen Von Strangle is angry, because Cosmo and Wand lost
Introduction screen for world one
First level
In the sewer
This giant toad is going to explode.
Carrying a fake Timmy
Hmm, I wonder if these footprints give a hint at the upcoming boss.
Finished level, got password