I didn't own a memory card for my PS1 so I just played this over and over from the beginning and never realized why I couldn't save
I have strange vivid memories playing these boring and impossible mini games on this title
It was just fun
Sorry, nostalgia goggles, you're not helping here. This is probably the weakest of the PS1 Rugrats games I've played.
An absolutely infuriatingly difficult minigame collection that had me unable to beat it as a kid and had me malding as an adult. I refuse to learn how to skiball in this game, it is so inconsistent and there is just no indicator of any kind. You can't even hold to choose power, you have to click at the right time. This shit must be a nightmare to speedrun. There's also no funny jokes because everyone just yells the three lines they were given as you travel across the overworld. There was a graphical overhaul as well and it looks terrifying to be honest. It does not even look very cartoony.
One of the bad childhood games. There are some fun minigames for sure, but it's not worth it to get angry at a children's game over the others.
One of the bad childhood games. There are some fun minigames for sure, but it's not worth it to get angry at a children's game over the others.
The Chuckie Chan level traumatized me thanks
The golf of my dreams.
Unsure if this is the same across all consoles, may check later, but the PC game is an annoying point and click adventure that all i remember is the flashlight would run out of batteries a lot which made things obnoxious.
Is there even such a thing as a good Rugrats game because it's looking more and more unlikely.
Is there even such a thing as a good Rugrats game because it's looking more and more unlikely.
Also played this wearing an eyepatch
I could not figure out how to beat the N64 game for the life of me I just went on the rides a bunch of times
Rugrats in Paris: The Movie for the N64 is a charming adaptation of the beloved film, albeit with some technical hiccups. The minigames offer a burst of nostalgic fun, especially for fans of the show. While the repetitive missions and clunky controls may get in the way, the colorful EuroReptarland setting and familiar faces still make it an enjoyable romp for younger players. However, those expecting a groundbreaking platforming experience may be a touch disappointed.
i replayed this as an adult after remembering it from my early childhood. there are a few quite tedious golden tickets to get and all for little payoff. i dont know what else i expected from a rugrats game though lmao
the sights of hell bring its viewers back in...
could never get past that god damn escalator and got lost in the dark basement
Fuck angelica and her bon-bons
it was so trippy i love it
hmmm
I vaguely remember this
probably first computer game i ever owned. my pc was so slow and the loading screens would last forever. had maybe 1 total hour of gameplay but 30 minutes of it was you getting lost in fucking darkass Disney Paris underground tunnels. 2.5 stars