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Science Papa
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This pre-owned product is guaranteed to work and includes a box with original cover art and instruction manual.
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Activision |
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Activision |
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DS |
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Simulation |
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Comic Mischief
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| As the newest member of Science Papa's renowned research team, explore chemistry, physics, paleontology, and biology as you play over 40 experiments. Compete against rival scientists in heated competitions to win records, unlock new lab equipment, and become the worlds most renown scientist! |
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- As the newest member of Science Papa's renowned research team, explore chemistry, physics, paleontology, and biology as you play over 40 experiments. Compete against rival scientists in heated competitions to win records, unlock new lab equipment, and become the worlds most renown scientist!
- In order to be the worlds most renowed scientist, youll have to beat rivals Dr. Amelia Bones, Dr. Johnny Atom, Dr. Eve Green and Dr. Stanislas Endberb in heated boss battles.
- Mix exotic chemicals and compounds, clean ancient fossils, heat bubbling fluids with Bunsen Burners and more!
- Over 40 experiments on Wii and over 30 on Nintendo DS.
- Utilize 12 different tools from microscopes to centrifuges; each tool has multiple upgrades and color options.
- Head-to-head split-screen multiplayer lets you face off against your friends in fast paced competition with awesome experiments.
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| Science Papa! It's like Cooking Mama, but with SCIENCE! |
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By: Jillo
Favorite Category: Role-Playing
Date: Friday, Jan 01, 2010
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Or so they would have you believe.
If you're considering Science Papa, you're probably doing so because "exploring chemistry, physics, paleontology, and biology" with that certain Cooking Mama flair sounds like fun. Unfortunately for you, Science Papa doesn't deliver.
Unlike Majesco's Cooking Mama, Activision's Science Papa (no relation, obviously) is frustratingly repeti...[More] |
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