"I should of let Frogger get ran over by the van in the original."

Frogger, it has been out since before the '80s, but is it still good?

Gameplay:(1/10)
What can I say? You are a frog. What would a frog do all day? Hop around and eat the occasional fly, well Frogger Beyond is no different. There is a big world, and you hop around the squares until you get to the exit of the level, dodging the occasional predator of course. Frogger Beyond is still better than the original Frogger though.

Story:(0/10)
There is absolutely no story.

Graphics:(1/10)
I know what a Gamecube can do, these worlds are nothing great. Sure, it has some good coloring, but this game could have been made on a Game Boy Color.

Sound (3/10)
Just put picture and picture on your television and listen to T.V. while you play, but after you read this far into the review I doubt you will play at all. The sound is not good at all.

Playtime:(?/10)
I love the 100-hour epics, so I am used to spending a month on the game and another month or two finishing up the side quests. I never really finished this game but I got 1/4 of the way through it fast, about an hour so I would say that it would take about 3-5 hours to beat. Yes, it is short and easy.

Replayability/Extras:(0/10)
There's nothing to do for extras, and there's no reason to play it again. If it is not any fun the first time through, why would the second time be any better?
Compared to others in the series: (5/10)
It's not that great, in fact, its the one of worst games I own. I would have traded it in at Gamestop if I would get more than a few cents for it. If you are looking for a Frogger to play, I would play Frogger for the computer.

Final Recommendation:
Unless you are trying to own every Frogger, stay away from this. If you really want it and it's not for the first reason, I gave, rent it, but I would just stay away from this.

Reviewer's Score: 2/10, Originally Posted: 04/18/06