Futurama
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Published by

SCi Games Ltd.

Developed by

Unique Development Studios AB

Released

Aug 01, 2003

Platforms

PlayStation 2, Xbox

Genre

Action

Perspective

3rd-person (Other), Behind view

Gameplay

Platform, Puzzle elements, Shooter

Narrative

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Description

The Futurama series, winner of a 2002 Emmy Award for Best Animated Program, has been recreated on the gaming console. The game has been developed in close cooperation with the people behind the TV series and is presented as a 3D platform game with an authentic cartoonish look. All famous characters make an appearance and the story is guided with animations and original advertisements with the look and feel of the TV series.

Mom has bought Planet Express Deliveries from Professor Farnsworth and has gained control over planet earth. It's up to the player's crew (Fry, Leela, Dr. Zoidberg, Bender, ...) to stop her evil plans.

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User Reviews

An easy kill for any gamer.	Xbox	Santiago Salvador (6)

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Critic Reviews

Game Shark	PlayStation 2	Oct 07, 2003	B+	83
Gamesmania.de	Xbox	Aug 27, 2003	70 out of 100	70
GamersHell.com	Xbox	Sep 23, 2003	6.9 out of 10	69
4Players.de	Xbox	Sep 22, 2003	68 out of 100	68
GamerDad	Xbox	Oct 17, 2003		60
GamePro (US)	PlayStation 2	Aug 12, 2003	3 out of 5	60
Eurogamer.net (UK)	Xbox	Aug 18, 2003	5 out of 10	50
GameSpot	Xbox	Aug 27, 2003	4.9 out of 10	49
Gamekult	PlayStation 2	Jul 31, 2003	4 out of 10	40
Netjak	Xbox	Feb 15, 2006	3 out of 10	30

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Trivia

Cutscenes

The FMVs from this game can be viewed on the DVD Futurama: The Beast with a Billion Backs. The videos are made into one full episode entitled the "The Lost Adventure". The episode is a bonus feature; it even features commentary.

Development

Futurama was initially planned as a point & click adventure for PC and GBA, but was later changed to a platformer, due to demands from Matt Groening.

Information also contributed by gamewarrior

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