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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
Barnyard	THQ (Blue Tongue Entertainment)	2006		GameCube
Barnyard	THQ (Blue Tongue Entertainment)	2006		PS2
Barnyard	THQ (Blue Tongue)	2006		Wii
de Blob	THQ (Blue Tongue Entertainment)	2008	As de Blob, the player uses the city as a playground by rolling and bouncing through the streets crushing as many Leech Bots as possible. The Leech Bots are the machines/creatures that extract color from the city and carry this "liquid color" inside them. To restore color to the city de Blob crushes the Leech Bots, absorbs the pigment they carry, and uses the pigment/paint to color everything it touches. de Blob is forced to take on the evil INKT Corporation agents who want the world devoid of color because "color is a crime!" Constantly under attack, the Blob in his own quirky way fights back. Rolling, bouncing and crushing are his weapons. The object is to color and/or stencil as many buildings in the city as possible while avoiding the enemy. Race against time moving at Blob speed, or choose your own pace. The city is a canvas and de Blob is your paint brush! Vast cityscapes and urban sprawl offers players the freedom to explore and make their own game-experience. Complete levels as a fun, animated superhero who transforms a hostile city into a vibrant, colorful, happy place. Creative activities and puzzles give immediate and continuous rewards throughout the entire city. Multiple challenges must be found and accepted, which can guide the player through to the next level – the destination and objective for one challenge can be the starting point of the next. Successful completion of challenges earns rewards such as points, time, environmental improvements, additional challenges, and liberating zones. An intricate single player campaign, as well as a multiplayer experience that supports two to four competitors via split screen. Sprint challenges – short bursts of gameplay where the player attempts to accomplish a single skill-based objective. Replay sprint levels to earn higher achievement ratings, which enable the gamer to unlock additional content from the Art Gallery.	Wii
de Blob 2	THQ (Blue Tongue)	2011		PS3
de Blob 2	THQ (Blue Tongue)	2011		X360
de Blob 2	THQ Nordic (Blue Tongue Entertainment)	2018	In de Blob 2 Comrade Black and the Inkies are back with a whole new plot to rid the world of color. With all new help from Papa Blanc and his flock of followers the Blancs, Blob and his friends will have their work cut out for them bringing color back to the citizens of Prisma City. Set off on an action-packed color adventure where custom paints, patterns and music bring the world to life. de Blob 2 is a creative evolution driven by your imagination!	PS4
de Blob 2	THQ Nordic (Blue Tongue Entertainment;Blitworks)	2018	In de Blob 2 Comrade Black and the Inkies are back with a whole new plot to rid the world of color. With all-new help from Papa Blanc and his followers the Blancs, Blob and his friends will have their work cut out for them bringing color back to the citizens of Prisma City. Imagine: Set off on an action packed color adventure with 12 new single player story levels where custom paints, patterns and music bring the world to life any way you want Power: Speed smash through walls, jet jump over skyscrapers and slam squash Inkies with all new power-ups that turn you into a Super Blob Explore: Paint your way past icy outposts, tropical bio domes and distant space stations to free the citizens of Prisma City Transform: Inside, outside, above the Earth and below it, Blob embarks on mini missions and epic boss battles to restore color and music back to this rich universe Share: Recruit your friends to join the color evolution in all new co-operative multiplayer modes.	Xbox One
de Blob 2	THQ (Blue Tongue)	2011	In a city where conformity is king and colour is being drained from every corner, only one hero is bright enough to put things right. He goes by the name of Blob, and with your help he’s about to save the day in de Blob 2 for Wii!* [100]* [12]	Wii
Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis	VU Games;Konami (Blue Tongue Entertainment)	2003	Now is your chance to fulfill Dr. John Hammond’s dream by successfully designing and managing the ultimate dinosaur theme park. Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis allows gamers to create the most amazing theme park he world has ever seen. As the first ever fully 3D action-sim, Operation Genesis gives players two games in one. Either build the ultimate dinosaur theme park or engage in 12 action-packed missions that will truly test your gaming skills. Dream it. Build it. Survive it. This truly is Jurassic Park... your way!* [12]* [32]	PS2
Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis	Vivendi Universal;Sierra Entertainment (Blue Tongue Entertainment)	2003	[spoiler=Show available dinosaurs;Hide][b]Dinosaurs:[/b] * Dryosaurus * Gallimimus * Homalocephale * Kentrosaurus * Pachycephalosaurus * Styracosaurus * Ankylosaurus * Brachiosaurus * Camarasaurus * Corythosaurus * Edmontosaurus * Ouranosaurus * Parasaurolophus * Stegosaurus * Torosaurus * Triceratops * Albertosaurus * Ceratosaurus * Dilophosaurus * Velociraptor * Acrocanthosaurus * Allosaurus * Carcharodontosaurus * Spinosaurus * Tyrannosaurus[/spoiler]*[b]hunger[/b] — the dinosaurs require sufficient number of food dispensers to keep them fed, also their living areas require water supply, such as a lake, to keep their thirst at bay. Dinosaurs will die after a while if either is missing for too long. Possibly a factor with the tourists as well, but only to keep them at the park longer. [b]npc anxiety/fear[/b] — seen if a dinosaur breaks free from their containment area (this affects the tourists) or if two different dinosaurs (specifically a carnivore and herbivore or large carnivore with smaller carnivore) are forced to be too close to each other. The dinosaurs may try to avoid the carnivore so much that they can't stave their hunger and eventually starve to death unless the carnivore ends up killing them (is that even possible here? didn't witness it, but hypothetically it could happen). To prevent this, you can either provide separate holding areas for the dinos or large enough single area for them to prowl so they can keep their distance naturally. The latter is obviously much harder set up and maintain, but the game does provide sufficient mechanisms to attempt it.*Latest version: retail.	Windows
Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis	VU Games;Konami (Blue Tongue Entertainment)	2003	With JURASSIC PARK, gamers create the most amazing dinosaur theme park the world has ever seen, or battle your way through twelve intense missions that will truly test your skills against the awesome powers of nature and its most dominant creatures.*** [12]	Xbox
Nicktoons - Battle for Volcano Island	THQ (Blue Tongue Entertainment)	2006		GameCube
Nicktoons - Battle for Volcano Island	THQ (Blue Tongue Entertainment)	2006	On Volcano Island, a couple of crabs, led by the Wise Crab, are enacting a ritual to send 9 heroes there to save their island. But the Mawgu, an evil being, brings the ritual to a halt, scattering the heroes. Danny Phantom and SpongeBob SquarePants fall from the sky and end up with the Wise Old Crab, and he explains why they were dropped here: The Mawgu was an ancient enemy who escaped his prison, and seeks vengeance, using a toxic ooze which corrupts everything it touches, but the prophecies say that "The Chosen Ones" will save them. The Crab trains them and tells the heroes to follow him so that he can direct them to camp. The heroes stop various enemies, and then find Patrick. They then go Shipwreck Cliff and rescue Tucker from repeatedly regurgitating giant seagulls. They then find camp, and are given the mission to find the "Night Girl (Sam Manson)" and the "Whiny Cephalopod (Squidward Tentacles)", and they are found. Timmy Turner is then found at Fort Crabclaw with a Jimmy Neutron communicator which fell from the sky. However, the machine has no batteries. The heroes are then sent to destroy The Great Carapace, a giant sand monster with a wooden shell. They destroy the shell and push the monster into a waterfall by using catapults and coconuts. They are then rewarded with a jewel, which is the battery for the communicator. They talk to Jimmy using the communicator, and Jimmy explains that Mawgu is using a Rip in Time and Space to steal energy from all the worlds and keep it all for himself, and if he succeeds their worlds will be destroyed. Then Jimmy sends Tucker plans for the Neutronic Rip- Zipper, a device that recovers all the energy Mawgu stole and closes the Rip. The parts they need for the device are scattered across the Island. Then the wise old crab says that he knows where the last hero is, the deep sea squirrel (Sandy Cheeks) after they climb a pyramid, they find Sandy fighting Monsters. After the heroes help her they find the first part for the rip-zipper behind a crystal wall. After the Nicktoons gain all three Rip-Zipper items, they go in the Volcano, and find The Mawgu, whom transports them between Time and Space. The Nicktoons then succeed in defeating Mawgu, imprisoning him within the Rip, and closing it. The heroes are praised for the save of the island and Jimmy is able to activate a portal to send them home. It shows at the end, that the heroes heads' are carved on the side of a mountain.	Nintendo DS
Nicktoons Unite!	THQ (Blue Tongue)	2003		Xbox
Nicktoons Unite!	THQ (Blue Tongue Entertainment)	2005		GameCube
Nicktoons: Attack of the Toybots	THQ (Blue Tongue Entertainment)	2007	[b]Playable characters:[/b] * Rocko (Rocko's Modern Life) * Stimpy (The Ren and Stimpy Show) * SpongeBob SquarePants * Patrick Star (SpongeBob SquarePants) * Danny Phantom * Sam Manson (Danny Phantom) * Timmy Turner (The Fairly OddParents) * Tak * Jimmy Neutron * GIR (Invader Zim) * Jenny Wakeman (My Life as a Teenage Robot)	Wii
Nicktoons: Attack of the Toybots	THQ (Blue Tongue Entertainment)	2007	[b]Playable characters:[/b] * Rocko (Rocko's Modern Life) * Stimpy (The Ren and Stimpy Show) * SpongeBob SquarePants * Patrick Star (SpongeBob SquarePants) * Danny Phantom * Sam Manson (Danny Phantom) * Timmy Turner (The Fairly OddParents) * Tak * Jimmy Neutron * GIR (Invader Zim) * Jenny Wakeman (My Life as a Teenage Robot)	PS2
Starship Troopers	Hasbro Interactive (Blue Tongue Software)	2000	Latest version: 1.1 (as of 2000-11?) There's also separate patch for Nvidia GPUs, released presumably in 2001.*Seemingly based on the 1997 movie, the 1999 CG series and the original book to varying degrees. The bulky power armor are definitely influenced by the 1999 CG series rather than the original books.*Not to be mistaken with the [game=#164661]2005 FPS[/game] game by the same name from Strangelite.	Windows
The Polar Express	THQ (Blue Tongue Entertainment)	2004		GameCube

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