Powerpuff Girls! Relish Rampage - (GameCube) #1 Walk-through

Описание: Time for something new!



The Powerpuff Girls: Relish Rampage is a 3D action and adventure game developed by VIS Entertainment, published by Bam! Entertainment and distributed by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. It was originally released on the PlayStation 2 November 24, 2002, in North America but was later produced for the GameCube in North America on December 15, 2003, as the Pickled Edition with added gameplay.

In the game, you play the 3 Powerpuff Girls (Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup) and must fly around a 3D world solving puzzles in an attempt to stop the invasion of Townsville by Pickles from outer space or Pickloids, presumably a reference to "Beat Your Greens."

Vote Mojo!


Mojo Jojo wanted everybody in Townsville to vote for him. Mojo Jojo invented the Radio Jojo so everybody can vote for Mojo. Mojo supports the bananateritan party. The Gangreen Gang helps Mojo spread the waves so people can vote for Mojo and act like primates. The Mayor informed the girls that Mojo took delivery vans which contained the Mayor's votes and pickles. The girls ended up delivering the backup ballots and pickles to the voting ballots. They defeat Big Billy, then the girls destroy his speaker which spread the waves and then they defeat Grubber and his speaker. Afterward, Sara Bellum wanted the girls to defeat Princess Morbucks because she supports Mojo by spreading bags of free money. After defeating Princess, the girls collect the rest of the money bags. At a nearby speaker, the girls defeated Little Arturo and Snake. At a construction site, the girls defeat Ace and his three transmitters. The Professor helped the girls change the monkey people back to normal. The Mayor wants the ballot boxes brought back to him. Princess Morbucks has tons of vans with Mojo's votes inside them. The Professor told the girls the conspiracy was made by Mojo Jojo!


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