The level designs are also extremely bland and repetitive.the scenery changes during each world, but not the level structures. Levels abruptly end with no clear indication that it's the end of the area, and unless you've been keeping track of how many pan flutes you've been collecting, you'll never really know why you've been thrown to the mini-game at the end of a round.or, what you're supposed to do during these mini-games. Peter can and will get stuck against platforms mid-flight, and the clunky control scheme definitely becomes noticeable later in the game I was even at a loss what was necessary to do during the downright clumsy and frustrating crocodile boss sequences.
It's obvious that the game's target is the younger GBA crowd, but Peter Pan is confusing to play.even for seasoned gamers like myself. It makes for a nifty game design, but it's a shame that the developers didn't make him control very well. Peter can run, jump and butt-stomp enemies like all good platform heroes can.but when he grabs some pixie dust strewn throughout the level he can fly freely all over the place.
But where Peter Pan excels in graphic, it fails in gameplay.and it feels very rushed, most likely to make it on shelves for the release of the movie. Two hidden flying and cannon mini-games, accessible by collecting hidden pan flutes, also put to use the Game Boy Advance's scaling hardware, There are even a handful of short videoclips to watch.but you'll have to collect the reels hidden in four locations in the game. The game is, admittedly, a very pretty production, with well-animated character sprites, backgrounds, and still cutscenes that really take advantage of the GBA's color palette. When they get there, Tinkerbell gets kidnapped and then Wendy's kids, and it's off to rescue them and stop Captain Hook from doing whatever he's up to. In the game, you assume the role of Peter Pan himself.he's just arrived in London to show Wendy's kids a good time back in Never Land. The game follows the recently-released theatrical sequel.but only a bit.