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'''''Jimmy Neutron: Gotta Blast! Rocket Race''''' was an online Nickelodeon racing game released in 2002 that was developed on the 3D Groove engine. Players would enter codes from Nickelodeon merchandise or Quaker Oats products to build rockets and race them on at least four maps. Several game sessions would be played over commercial breaks. Not much else is known about the game since it's been defunct for years. | '''''Jimmy Neutron: Gotta Blast! Rocket Race''''' was an online Nickelodeon racing game released in 2002 that was developed on the [[3D Groove Games (partially found online games; 1998-2009)|3D Groove]] engine. Players would enter codes from Nickelodeon merchandise or Quaker Oats products to build rockets and race them on at least four maps. Several game sessions would be played over commercial breaks. Not much else is known about the game since it's been defunct for years. | ||
Interestingly, the game's original page remained up on [http://www.nick.com/games/jimmy_neutron/gottaBlast/play.jhtml nick.com] (albeit no longer with all of its files) until it was finally removed by February 2017. | Interestingly, the game's original page remained up on [http://www.nick.com/games/jimmy_neutron/gottaBlast/play.jhtml nick.com] (albeit no longer with all of its files) until it was finally removed by February 2017. | ||
Revision as of 05:17, 23 April 2017
Screenshot from promo
Status: Lost
Jimmy Neutron: Gotta Blast! Rocket Race was an online Nickelodeon racing game released in 2002 that was developed on the 3D Groove engine. Players would enter codes from Nickelodeon merchandise or Quaker Oats products to build rockets and race them on at least four maps. Several game sessions would be played over commercial breaks. Not much else is known about the game since it's been defunct for years.
Interestingly, the game's original page remained up on nick.com (albeit no longer with all of its files) until it was finally removed by February 2017.
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A box of Life cereal containing a game code.
