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Little Nicky

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Fight demons and solve puzzles across fifteen levels to save the world.

Little Nicky for Game Boy Color was developed by Digital Eclipse and published by Ubi Soft in 2000; it is the original game version, with no earlier release on another platform.

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Released
2000
Genre
Action
Perspective
Side view
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
941.76 KB
Rating
0 votes

About Little Nicky

Little Nicky is an action title for the Game Boy Color that adapts its 2000 film counterpart. The player controls the character Nicky, whose objective involves battling demonic forces and overcoming puzzles to prevent a global threat.

Progress is made across fifteen distinct levels, with the core action interspersed with five separate mini-games. The central conflict requires confronting Nicky's malevolent siblings as part of the mission to save the world.

Little Nicky Screenshots

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The game starts off with a recreation of the movie.
In which a tree-climbing pervert spies on an undressing woman.
And is then shot down by a local hero.
He died doing what he loved.
So it's fire and brimstone, is it?
Reprimanded by the receptionist.
I'm not sure it really counts as irony, but it's something.
There he is. Little Nicky.
Little Nicky's dad wants to see him in the throne room. It's basically the plot of the movie tied into platforming.
The game introduces the heat mechanic where you need to recharge your heat to gain strength, as well as give you a taste of the platforming.
Loiter in front of burning buildings to charge your meter and hear an audio clip from the movie in which Little Nicky yells something unintelligible through the Game Boy Color speaker.