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Adventures Cookie and Cream Sony Playstation 2 Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:093992089306
Condition:Used
Genre:Platformer
Platform:Playstation 2
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:PS2_ADVENTURES_COOKIE_AND_CREAM
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Condition | Used |
| Product Type | |
| Platform | PS2 |
| ESRB Rating | Everyone |
| Players | 1-2 |
| Genre | Puzzle |
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Cute game, but timer makes it too difficult for my 4 year old twin boys. Is difficult enough with it! I think this game is best for ages 7+. For the very small ones, Legos and Toy Story are great on the PS2.
I love this game. I am so happy I was able to get my hands on it. I did expect for to come in a game case, but it came in one of those flimsy CD cases that break the second you open it. But the game itself had no scratches. It’s been playing wonderfully and I had no skipping or freezing. I believe I bought it used.
At first when i saw this game i thought, cool crash bandicoot. but then when i first played it i was suprised at how slow (not super slow but not fast like crash) the characters move. But then as I got better and the levels got harder i thought , thank god they move slow. One thing i liked was the coordination it makes you learn to play the game. You start off with simple cause and effect type puzzles, cookie presses a button, cream passes an obstacle. But later on in the game you start having to do simultaneous movements to cross puzzles, and that is where your brain gets crossed. But the early levels prepare you for this well, and most likely you will be very impressed with yourself for being able to control both characters on the same controller. Also there are pretty many ingenious moments where you figure out a perfect combination of movements that will get you past a certain part.What i didnt like about the game was: 1. Time limit : in itself it is ok, but everytime you fall off a ledge or get hit , you loose 20 seconds of precious time. 2. Whats worse is the stupid flying things that attack you if cookie or cream stand around without movie for more than 6or 7 seconds (there is away around this by holding the stick to have one walk constantly into the wall, but still so annoying considering when they attack you they wont let go until they shave off a good portion of your time) 3. you can only save the game after you beat a boss. and getting to a boss means playing.
My husband and I got this game as a 2-player cooperative game. It was very challenging and a lot of fun. We spent many hours playing together. The only con was that the game was very short. There aren’t that many levels, and while it’s fun to replay the levels to get a higher score, there just wasn’t that much gameplay.
Last time I wrote about this game is horrible! But not really if you get the hang of it. It takes time to beat other worlds play with a person that is not impatient and thats gets mad at you when you do something wrong it will make you get so nervous that you will lose even more. That happend to me once so you have to do teamwork and try your best not yelling at each other for making mistakes everyone makes mistakes. No one’s perfect.
At first when my husband and I started playing this game we could not understand what was going on. But then, as we got better, we just couldn’t stop playing! I remember the first day we went to bed at 6 a.m.! You play as a rabbit or as a teddy-bear (or smth like that) with your partner, working together to beat the puzzles. Only your coordinated efforts will help you succeed. I have never played a nicer and more entertaining game!
My girlfriend and I love playing cooperative games (project eden, baldur’s gate) and this one was great fun for us. Basically you run a race against the clock in a vertical split screen. Your partner has to do things to allow you to continue and vica versa. It was great fun for a few short gaming sessions, I can’t play it for very long however because I get bored for the formula.
If you are reading this review, you’ll probably love this game. It has a lot more in common with old-school 8- and 16-bit classics like Bomberman, Ice Climber, Wrecking Crew, etc. than with any modern games. If you bought PS2 just for Madden and GT3, you’ll hate this game. Cute characters, wacky music, weird story and wildly inventive gameplay. Basically, you control two characters in a race against time. You can’t really *die* or run out of lives, which is good, because there are points that would be incredibly frustrating. Both characters need to work in conjunction, each tripping switches, etc. on his side of the course to open things up for the other character. I would imagine this would be a blast two player, but with just one player controlling both rabbits, it gives new meaning to the word "challenge". You really need to learn to watch both characters and the game demands you perfect the art of doing two things at once. Once you get into the groove of it, it’s not so bad and you’ll start to have fun. I’m really happy they are releasing quirky games like this on the PS2 so early in its life. With PSX, we had to wait a while to get the really weird games. You can tell alot about what kind of gamer I am by the first three games I bought for PS2– this game, Fantavison and Star Wars Super Bombad racing. I’m way old-school and enjoy puzzle and aracde-type games. This one was right up me alley. I’m guessing you are either going to love or hate this game depending.
perfect condition and came in as quick as he sent it out. for me it came in the next day! :) and he kept in contact with me of when he was sending it out and hoping that it will be as good as the customer hopes
No problems at all. So much fun.
A. Hames –
A very challenging game and brainwork for both players. One has to help the other get to the next by turning a switch and then the other will have to move a lever to let down a drawbridge for the opposite player etc. They HAVE to work together to get to the finish line! Only drawback is that it is repetitious if you run out of time, but the kids like it because they have each level memorized and can beat their times!
Adam Perry –
A game of puzzle and cooperation, something not usually favored in a country of violence-loving gamers. Competing with top titles like Socom U.S. Navy Seals, or GTA Vice City, Cookie & Cream is a pleasant alternative. A game that puts two players, or one, analyzing the importance of teamwork. More of our politicians should play this game !! I think this is an appropriate game for all ages and enjoyable over and over. If you don’t have this now rare game. You should be scrambling for it. Good Luck
StephonCummerata –
For those of you who are getting bored with so much fighting and racing, this is the perfect game for you. It’s new, it’s creative and it’s lots of fun. It has great grafics and funny voices and I would love to meet whoever thought up those bunnies with flowerpots and umbrellas on their heads. I think it’s great!
Adam Goldberg –
To begin with, this game is unlikely to sell many copies. It is a strange mix of childrens graphics with difficult gameplay. The game is so difficult that single player mode is almost impossible and very frustrating. Your fingers get tied up. 2 player is a far more pleasent experience (although it too can be slightly jarring since you are solving puzzles while constrained for time). The control and graphics are both quite good – which are the two most important game metrics for me.Finally, there is really nothing else out there like this game. Sure you could have DOA: Hardcore or Rayman:Revolution – both of which are excellent games – but realistically purchasing this game lets publishers know that there is a market for highly original concepts. Plus it is just fun to play. If you liked Samba De Amigo, Worms, MTV music Generator, Incredible Crisis, or any other genre bending, low selling games… add this to the collection. It is a keeper.
Margaret –
“The Adventures of Cookie & Cream” is the best two person game I’ve ever played. This game is designed primarily for two people to play. You each have a cartoon bunny, one on the left (Cookie) and one on the right (Cream). Each goes up the screen (down a path) in a timed race solving puzzles and performing tricks. Cooperation is critical — often, your rabbit cannot proceed until the other player’s rabbit does something. The game starts with a well done in-game tutorial (“hints” you can read, giving the answer to all puzzles). There is also a competetive race game. The puzzles are fairly simple on the first couple levels (e.g., pull a lever, press a button), and get slowly harder (e.g., a timed jump).What I love about this game is that it is DESIGNED for two people. So often, multi-person mode is a poorly implemented add-on — or nonexistent, which encourages the player to be isolated. This game’s two-person play is very well done.Cookie&Cream is very fun, non-violent, and appropriate for young kids as well as adults.
Chelsea Tate –
Surprisingly fun game!
Guest 8864 –
This game is actually one of the most amusing I have ever played.I got this game over 5 years ago, but lost it recently. I bought it again, and I absolutely love it. Recommended for anyone who loves puzzles, bunnies, or has a sibling or friend who will play this game with you.Two downsides- only a two player game, and the graphics are horrendous. But an amazing game.
WaldoCasper –
Excellent condition!
Tom DeAngelo –
Great old school game. Need two players so makes for a good game night. My whole family loves to play.
breathewell –
Cookie and Cream is a very fun PS2 game My boys had it when they were 6-7 yrs old and 4 people can play. It’s a fun game that each requires players to work together to complete levels. We wore out our game several years ago and couldn’t find it at Gamestop to replace it. Lots of fun.