Published by Zoo, Developed by Atomic Planet
Genres: Adventure
US release date: Oct 30th, 2007 | EU release date: -
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User comments
R2D2 said:
This looks like a great game! Has national geographic ever made a video game?
wii mii said:
This game will kickass.
foodi said:
Prehistoric fishing! What a concept.
koho said:
Man, I can't wait to see the movie. It's going to be AWESOME. "It would be cool if the movie was in IMAX 3D". "Guess what? IT IS. Isn't that amazing? Little sea monsters going straight for your face".
Big fish said:
I heard the movie will be amazingly beautiful. I hope the game will be too.
Alunai said:
I haven't seen any clips, nor have I played this game. I've read player reviews that have given this game very poor ratings. Apparently the graphics are lacking in some areas, and there isn't much to do. However, I am interested in renting it and seeing for myself. This game is affiliated with National Geographic by the way.