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02/08/06 |
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 Chibi Robo preview:
Playing Chibi-Robo can sometimes feel like a chore, but the game is redeemed by a great sense of humor and colorful cast of characters.
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| GameSpy |
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01/25/06 |
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Chibi Robo preview:
The ultimate goal for Telly Vision and Chibi-Robo is to gather enough happiness to turn CB into none other than Super Chibi-Robo -- a souped-up all singing, all dancing incarnation of his original self. This might take a little longer than you would imagine, as the puzzles and environments get trickier and crazier as they go.
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01/24/06 |
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Chibi Robo preview:
We check out a near-finished version of Nintendo's upcoming robot-meets-girl housework simulator for the GameCube.
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01/24/06 |
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| Deeko.com |
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01/20/06 |
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The protagonist of the game is a lean, mean cleaning machine (literally) whose primary source of satisfaction is derived from his family's happiness. How can you possibly argue with something as simple and sweet like that? Here's hoping that ChibiRobo may even win our hearts over when it hits the Gamecube this season.
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| Gamer Within |
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12/15/05 |
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Chibi Robo preview:
Old and young gamers alike are likely to enjoy the game. It’s simplicity makes it easily accessible to just about anyone. From what we’ve seen, we’re looking forward to this game.
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11/11/05 |
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Chibi Robo preview:
Plug in your Chibi-Robo, sit back, and let him do all the work while you eat potato chips and read our preview.
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| Gamer Feed |
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11/11/05 |
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11/09/05 |
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Chibi Robo preview:
He also can use many of the household objects he finds, from toothbrushes for scrubbing to mugs for protecting himself from attackers. He discovers a variety of different costumes throughout the game too. By striking a pose in his costume, he can perform different actions: Dressing as a dog allo
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| GameSpy |
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11/08/05 |
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Chibi Robo preview:
Every room is a grandiose playground for jumps, battery charges, and quests. It's not necessarily the prettiest game out there; the graphics sometimes look a little muddled, mainly on Chibi's character depending on the camera, but they do a fine job of contributing to the overall presentation. Again, the game really seems to feel like a blend of Toy Story and Katamari all in one.
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| GameSpot |
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11/08/05 |
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Chibi Robo preview:
We spent some time cleaning house in this oddly charming platformer for the Nintendo GameCube.
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| Deeko.com |
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08/30/05 |
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Chibi Robo preview:
Characters active in the wee hours of day may be passed out by night. Nothing we haven't seen before in gaming, but one that fits into this world perfectly. There is no end to the objects you will come across, or interact with. Judging from this first look, it seems this game will leave your battery drained and in need of desperate recharging.
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07/14/05 |
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07/13/05 |
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Chibi Robo preview:
Skip's latest is one of this year's best titles. New impressions plus new movies and screens.
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