EA's Catwoman Video Game Review

Read a video game review of EA's Catwoman video game for the Nintendo Gameboy Advance!

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Halle Berry starred as Catwoman in the recent superhero movie and now Electronic Arts has taken the fab feline and shrunk her down for the Catwoman Gameboy Advance video game. The name of the game is action - you play as Catwoman as you run, jump, climb, swing, sneak and pummel bad guys through a ton of levels. Is the tiny superheroine full-size fun? We have the game review here!

EA's Catwoman for the GBA - Purrfect Moves

The nicest thing about Catwoman for the Gameboy Advance is that your super character really does move like a cat. She's totally smooth, graceful and has a bunch of really wicked moves you can use to hustle around a level like an olympic gymnast. There are also a bunch of stealth skills you can use to sneak around and the levels are even split up by decent comic book-style images.

EA's Catwoman for the GBA - Catastrophic Problems

While Catwoman has the super-moves down, the problem is that she's ridiculous and the plot of the game is pretty stupid. The Catwoman in the latest movie, and the version used in this game, is so cheesy that you'll gag on the stupid lines she says.

EA's Catwoman for the GBA - Final Word

The action is smooth and there are lots of moves to use, unfortunately it's hard to really get into the game because Catwoman sounds silly, not like a superhero.

EA's Catwoman Age Rating: Teen.