READ DESCRIPTON. Shrek: Fairy Tale Freakdown Genre : action Released: May 29, 2001 Shrek is getting freaky in theaters, so it’s only fitting that he’s dropped in on the Game Boy Color as well. Shrek: Fairy Tale Freakdown is a 2D fighting game that features large free-roaming environments and animated fisticuffs–executed Street Fighter style. However, the lack of moves, strategy, and a two-player mode limits the game’s appeal. Shrek’s characters are drawn with a minimum of colors and are reminiscent of their big-screen counterparts. Shrek, Gingerbread Man, Thelonius, and the other six included personalities, each feature ample frames of animation and at least two or three character-specific special moves. However, there is no ducking, and there are no grapple moves, which severely restricts Shrek’s visual variety. Backgrounds are largely pleasing, with a few pitfalls and inclines to lend realism, as well as an animated moat, a torture table, and jungle details. In keeping with 2D fighting game tradition, the A and B buttons offer punches and kicks, while half-circle motions unleash a number of special moves. As you play through Shrek’s quest, more specials unlock, such as speed, invincibility, and strength. Unfortunately, the lack of grapples, throws, and ducking eliminates a great deal of excitement from a game with otherwise huge potential. Furthermore, there really are only two kicks and two punches per character, one for ground attacks and one for the air. On the positive end of things, control is responsive, and special moves are easy to unleash. CPU behavior is Shrek’s greatest undoing. Besides a constant barrage of punches and repeatedly cheesy special moves, there’s really nothing mysterious about defeating Shrek’s antagonists. For the most part, aerial kicks, incessant jumping, and projectile attacks from afar will do nicely. In this respect, the absence of a two-player mode really hurts. Despite haphazard gameplay, Shrek’s audio is passable. Background music is woefully forgettable but innocuous as to never distract. Also, an array of standard punch and jump sound effects mix with a great number of digitized grunts, groans, and screams to imbue a movie-faithful auditory experience. On the whole, Shrek: Fairy Tale Freakdown won’t hold up for discerning game players or devout fighting game fans. In fact, it’ll probably disappoint the majority of those who’ve seen the movie or played Capcom’s Street Fighter Alpha. For younger players, however, it could serve as a decent introduction to a usually adult genre. FOLLOW ME ON TWITTER @madd5ound

Today I Was Playing Shrek: Fairy Tale Freakdown for the first time today on Game Boy Color Emulator and I didn’t know there was a fighting game of Shrek On Game Boy Color and Shrek: Fairy Tale Freakdown Was Released Back In May of 2001 and I played the game for a little bit and it was pretty fun after all and I did lost by The Gingerbread Man Three Times and this game is a lot of fun and pretty much I like Shrek and I know it’s been a long time there was no Shrek movies coming out in theaters since Shrek Forever After was the last film of Shrek Films back in 2010 and I noticed I was searching for the internet for the last few months and years and I noticed there’s going to be a fifth Shrek film coming out soon but I know it’s going to be a reboot because the last movie didn’t do so well at the box office back in 2010 and pretty much it was awesome playing this game today and Shrek: Fairy Tale Freakdown Is A Fun Fighting Game On Game Boy Color and leave a comment if you haven’t played Shrek: Fairy Tale Freakdown On Game Boy Color ever before and Go Subscribe To My Channel and Go Check Out My Other Videos and This Video Is Not For Kids

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This is a 2-D fighting game based on the Shrek movies. In this run, Strife uses Princess Fiona —along with AI and RNG manipulation— to quickly defeat the other fighters.

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Angry Video Game Nerd (AVGN) episode 188: Shrek: Fairy Tale Freakdown. The Nerd just wants to watch Shrek… but he ends up reviewing one of the worst fighting games on the Game Boy Color based on Shrek… until he’s eventually captured by some creepy Shrek cultists. There’s a lot going on. Shrek is love, Shrek is life after all. This is the first episode of Season 15 of AVGN.

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Created by Grant Duffrin
Produced by Justin Silverman

Lead Cast:
The Nerd – James Rolfe https://twitter.com/cinemassacre
Cult Leader – Grant Duffrin https://twitter.com/grantduffrin
Creepy Cultist – Voultar https://twitter.com/Voultar

3GI Actors/Crew:
Conner Japikse
Kayla Bruss
Michael Heuman
Kyle Kashian
Eric Nitschke
Bekah Cosgrove

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Skit Music by Chris Carlone: https://www.youtube.com/user/Carlonec

Review Music by Apebit: https://apebit.bandcamp.com

Special Thanks to Eddie Lebron

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