![]() It was the third and final game in the Croc Mobile series to be released. It is a simple pinball game featuring Croc characters on the board.Ĭroc Mobile: Volcanic Panic! (2006) Ĭroc Mobile: Volcanic Panic! was developed and published by Morpheme for mobile phones in 2006. It was the second game in the Croc Mobile series to be released. ![]() The game is an isometric platformer with a simple story of Baron Dante returning and Croc having to save the day.Ĭroc Mobile: Pinball was developed and published by Morpheme for mobile phones in 2006. It was the first game in the Croc Mobile series to be released. ![]() The game plays from a top-down perspective and involves platforming, action-adventure, and puzzle solving.Ĭroc Mobile series Croc Mobile: Jungle Rumble! (2005) Ĭroc Mobile: Jungle Rumble! was developed and published by Morpheme for mobile phones in October 2005. It was developed by Natsume and published by THQ in 2001. Unlike the original game, this version is a 2D platform game.Ĭroc 2 for the Game Boy Color is an alternative telling of the sequel, similar to its predecessor. It was developed by Virtucraft and published by THQ for the Game Boy Color in 2000. The prototype was later rejected by Nintendo as they were developing Super Mario 64 at the time, but soon was believed to have influenced the game.Ĭroc is an alternative telling of Croc: Legend of the Gobbos. The game was originally conceived as a 3D platform game starring Yoshi from the Super Mario series, titled Yoshi Racing. Croc must rescue the Gobbos and defeat Baron Dante. The evil Baron Dante and his henchmen, the Dantinis, take over the Gobbo Archipelago after kidnapping the Gobbos, including their leader, King Rufus, who saves Croc from the Baron's clutches by summoning Beanie the Bird just in time. The game tells the tale of Croc, an orphan crocodile who is found and raised by a race of furry creatures known as Gobbos. It was also published in Japan by Mitsui MediaQuest for the PlayStation and Sega Saturn as Croc! Pau Pau Island. Croc: Legend of the Gobbos was developed by Argonaut and published by Fox Interactive for the PlayStation, Sega Saturn and Microsoft Windows in 1997. ![]()
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