Cheap Hello Kitty Roller Rescue (Video Games) (GameCube) Price

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Customer Reviews of Hello Kitty Roller Rescue

Violence made cute!
Hello Kitty must save ther hometown from alien invaders. She is given a wand(weapon) jumping rollerbaldes and a new cute dress. Is violence made cute as the player goes through various stages (parts of Sanrio Town) collecting coins to unlock characters, new dresses(battle costumes) and magic wands (handweapons). In order to achieve this levels must played over and over, or go through the entire game once it has been finsihed.Is violence made cute because Hello Kitty hits the aliens with her wand, or makes a magic burst that explodes them all over the place.Boss battles are simple with the exeption of the last one and one in the middle where the player is required to have good aim using a cannon. <
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>Kitty uses various attacks on the alien invaders and the help of other Sanrio characters the player has rescued or unlocked. The game is very simple, meant for a younger crowd, hence why only released on Gamecube, but nevertheless fun to look at and play as a change for the usual hack and slash more violent games.The controls are easy to use, this game, unlike others in the GC make use of the B button constantly.Some areas require long distance jumps and in some places the camera dosen't do a good job of keeping the player focused on Hello Kitty whe she gets too close; she tends to get way too close or disappear briefly. <
>Is not the greatest game but is it certainly entertaining with great sound, exellent graphics and cinemathics.

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Is GameCube now a Kitty system?
The assumption that Hello Kitty: Roller Rescue is only fun for young girls is a load of crap. Sure, it may have been designed with young girls in mind and it does have a cutesy aura and it is pretty short, but it's also fun as well, and it has the ability to attract male gamers over the age of 20. I should know; I happen to be one. That's not to say the game is perfect though. The music is hardly catchy, Kitty moves like she has gum stuck in her skates, and the gameplay isn't that challenging. It's basically a cheap clone of Super Mario 64 with less platform jumoing. You get a few sidekicks though. In the end, it's not that bad and it's not that great, but it isn't torture to play.

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Fun for kids, Hello Kitty fans
If you like simple, fun games that are colorful and fairly easy to play, you'll like this game. If you like Hello Kitty, you'll like this game. If you like both of the aforementioned things, like I do, you'll love this game. It's cute and simple and good for Hello Kitty fans.