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Game Details

Release Date 10/10/2006
Publisher THQ
Platform PS2
Genre Family/Party

Number of Players 1

Cartoon Violence

Game Description

Only one person can master the world's four elements: Air, Water, Earth, and Fire. That person is the Avatar, the only one who can stop the Fire Nation from ruling the world. The Avatar had been missing...until now! Twelve year-old Aang, the Avatar, had been trapped in an iceberg for a hundred years. Now free, he has to fulfill his destiny against all odds. Master the elements in this single-player adventure based on the Nickelodeon series, Avatar: The Last Airbender. Play as Aang, Haru, Katara, or Sokka as you visit all the great nations of the Avatar world. Experience characters and environments from the show and encounter creatures and enemies you've never seen before. Mix magic and martial arts as you use your bending powers to control the elements and fulfill your destiny!

Critic Reviews

IGN Review (5.1 out of 10)

Nickelodeon has with Avatar: The Last Airbender created an anime-style show that appeals to both kids and adults. We know because we're probably not the cartoon's target audience, and yet we watch it religiously - even as we are mocked by family and friends. The show follows the exploits of a whimsi...more

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Average Member Rating: 6.2 out of 10

Put Together Horribly..... (3 out of 10)

posted by XStreme (SAPULPA, OK) on Oct 26, 2006
Member since Dec 2005
16 out of 19 gamers (84%) found this review helpful

You can tell that the makers of this game did not take their time with it at all. It does a decent job portraying the characters and locations and, at first glance, has a nice arrangement of powers. But after playing the game a bit you find that many of the powers have generally the same effect. ...more

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