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SynopsisEven square pants aren't an excuse to be a square. Let loose, prepare for nautical nonsense and let your creativity shine as you flick, tap, scribble, sketch and draw your way through an adventure under the sea with SpongeBob. Whip out your uDraw tablet and stretch your fingers (or tentacles, claws or fins) for the zaniest artistic exercise you've ever swam up against. With Patchy the Pirate as your host and all of Bikini Bottom as your art studio, you'll soon be creating masterpieces that even Mr. Krabs would pay a pretty penny for.Wacky SpongeBob humor and infinite creative possibilities combine to bring undersea artwork to life in uDraw: SpongeBob SquigglePants. Dive into more than 100 super-addictive, laugh-inducing nanogames that test your painting and drawing skills across six colorful worlds — if you can keep up with the frantic pace. Experience Bikini Bottom in a whole new way thanks to never-before-seen SpongeBob artwork unlocked from the Nickelodeon vault just for SpongeBob SquigglePants. Unleash your own flair for the fine arts and create masterpieces of your own using a huge supply of palettes, paints, tools and SpongeBob-themed stamps. Showcase your talent for all to see when you export your creations to the uDraw's SD Card slot.
Features
Tilt, flick, tap and draw your way through more than 100 zany, art-themed nanogames with SpongeBob and the rest of the Bikini Bottom crew
Discover mischief, mayhem and creativity in six colorful worlds
Draw, paint and color your own masterpieces, decorate them with dozens of SpongeBob stamps and custom palettes, then export your artwork to the uDraw's SD Card slot to print and share with all your friends (uDraw tablet not included)
Unlock exclusive, never-before-seen SpongeBob art collections from the Nickelodeon vault
Laugh along as Patchy the Pirate, president of SpongeBob's fan club, serves as your host in an all-new live action experience
Requires uDraw Game Tablet (not included)
Other
Platform
Nintendo Wii
Number of Discs
1
ESRB Descriptor
Comic Mischief
ESRB Category
Other Descriptors
Genre
Action & Adventure
UPC
785138304762
Customer reviews
4.0
Rating 4 out of 5 stars with 2 reviews
(2 customer reviews)
50%
would recommend to a friend
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Fun game
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This reviewer received promo considerations or sweepstakes entry for writing a review.
I bought this for my 7 1/2 year old and he really likes it. It is really fast paced and he has to do some of the levels a few times to get through them. The game has a weird set up. You have to "clear" 20 levels of activities you can do on the tablet. Such as tapping, flicking, drawing, etc. Some of the instructions aren't very clear. But you get 5 times to make a mistake, so the level can be cleared. Some of them go pretty fast before you even realize how the heck you're supposed to do it. But all in all, good game.
I would recommend this to a friend
Rated 3 out of 5 stars
Calls kids names for not succeeding
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This reviewer received promo considerations or sweepstakes entry for writing a review.
I bought this game for my youngest son who is an autistic computer whiz. He was a little frustrated until he got the hang of this game with having to do each picture level several times to reach the 20 activities to beat the program that moves very fast. The game is challenging and moves VERY fast, but mostly I was disturbed at how Patchy the Pirate talks to the kids between their tries to win the 20 tasks. If the player does not clear a level, for example, he calls them a "Loser" as he puts his finger in the shape of an "L" up to insinuate that people are stupid. My husband and I are VERY uphappy with this. My husband got up and walked away from the game. How insulting to call people names. Negative reinforcement that a child is a loser when they are supposed to be having fun really made me upset. Video games are a challenge no matter who you are, but no one should be called a loser. Ever. The game is too hard and has a negative overtone. Buy the Wii or DS game or movie instead.