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ChuChu Rocket! Sega Dreamcast - CIB

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Item specifics

Condition
Very Good: An item that is used but still in very good condition. No damage to the jewel case or ...
Region Code
NTSC-U/C (US/Canada)
Release Year
2000
Sub-Genre
Boxing
UPC
0010086510492
Platform
Sega Dreamcast
Rating
E-Everyone
Publisher
SEGA
Genre
Puzzle
Game Name
ChuChu Rocket!

About this product

Product Information

Sonic Team's second Dreamcast title is not a sequel to NiGHTS, nor a sequel to Sonic Adventure, and it's not another Phantasy Star game either. Instead of adding to an already existing game series, Sonic Team opted to develop something new. The result is ChuChu Rocket!, a puzzle game centering on a cat and mouse theme. Your main objective is to lead the space mice (chuchus) into a rocket so that they can blast off to safety, escaping the space cats (kapukapu) that are ready to feed on them.<br><br>In Japan, ChuChu Rocket! was released into a library of games that already included online features. However, here in the United States ChuChu Rocket! is the game that was chosen to kick off the re-launch of the Dreamcast Network as it is Sega's first release to take advantage of online game playing. Although no other games previous to ChuChu Rocket! allow players to compete against each other online, Dreamcast games released before March 7, 2000 have included online features, such as posting high scores or downloading mini-games to a VMU. Not only is this viewed as a large step for Sega but also as a large step for the console game market as it marks the "true" beginning of online gaming with a videogame console system. I say "true" because players have been able to compete online previous to the Dreamcast. Console games were not designed to be playable online previous to the 128-bit era but with an item such as the X-Band modem for the Genesis, users could compete against each other by dialing a server.<br><br>Each game of ChuChu Rocket! takes place on one screen. The background consists of a checkerboard that may contain walls, holes, mice, cats and rockets. When a round begins the mice and cats will move automatically and change directions when they bang into walls. If a cat touches a mouse then that mouse is instantly killed. Your objective is to save the mice and you can do this by placing arrows. Players must strategically place arrows so that the mice will avoid the cats and reach their rocket. However, the cats react the same way as the mice and will turn when they encounter a player's arrow as well. Gameplay will alter slightly depending on the mode of play chosen. Along with Network Battle, ChuChu Rocket! includes four other modes of play: Puzzle, Stage Challenge, 4-Player Battle and Team Battle.<br><br>4-Player Battle is similar to Network Battle in that more than one player is competing. During these games players are not only trying to save mice but they are also trying to save more mice than their opponents as well as impeding a player's progress by trying to send a cat to the enemy's rocket. When more than one player is competing they are allowed to only place three arrows at a time. Each arrow will fade away after a set number of seconds at which time a new arrow can be placed. Games can consist of up to 24 rounds but will end when one player saves a predetermined number of mice. Team Battle plays almost the same way as these other two modes with the only difference being that two players work as a team against two other players.<br><br>Stage Challenge is a one or two-player game. Players are given a goal before each game that must be met in order to win. These battles can differ completely from the rest of ChuChu Rocket! as one may ask you to actually eat all of the mice with a cat. When playing with two players the players work together to reach the goals rather than compete against each other. <br><br>Puzzle mode is the single-player game. This mode plays slightly different as at the start of each level the playing field is shown and everything is frozen until the player sets the game in motion. Before setting the mice in motion players are given a set number of arrows to work with. For example, you may be provided with two down arrows and one right arrow. You then must use all of the arrows by placing them on the appropriate square so that when the mice start up they will be led safely to a rocket. Once

Product Identifiers

Publisher
SEGA
UPC
0010086510492
eBay Product ID (ePID)
2642

Product Key Features

Rating
E-Everyone
Genre
Puzzle
Platform
Sega Dreamcast
Game Name
ChuChu Rocket!

Additional Product Features

Release Year
2000
Number of Players
1-4
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Control Elements
Gamepad/Joystick, Keyboard
LeafCats
139973

Item description from the seller

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4.8
Reasonable shipping cost
4.8
Shipping speed
5.0
Communication
5.0

Seller feedback (16)

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Great communication, the game came in exactly as pictured. Also, I appreciate the extra game you threw in; it also came in very good condition! A+++ seller!
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Packed very well and shipped fast. Item was exactly as described. Will definitely do business again. A+ plus seller!
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Wonderful seller. Item as described and super fast and safe shipping! A+++

Product ratings and reviews

4.7
23 product ratings
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  • Top favorable review

    Good Quick Fun

    Lets start with puzzle mode. Puzzle mode is a fast paced and engaging time waster with multiple unlock able tiers. It is unfortunate that the servers are no longer up and you can't browse user made levels but there are dedicated dreamcast fans working on rebuilding that online aspect. As for the party mode... it is exhilarating. If somehow you can convince 3 of your friends to play a dreamcast game in 2015 you will have a blast as you try to out maneuver one another. Also if you turn it into a drinking game you will quickly lose track of your pants. Overall the game holds up today remarkably well. I would recommend it to anyone with a dreamcast.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: cdavebc

  • Hard to come by value

    The jewel case arrived cracked, most certainly from shipping; one star removed for that. But I had a spare cd jewel case at home I replaced it with. Otherwise it appears to really be factory sealed, very cool!

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: dr_orangejuicer

  • Sega's answer to Mario Party, best played with friends

    This game has yet to receive a home console port outside of the Dreamcast (although being ported to a few portable platforms), and it&apos;s truly a shame that it hasn&apos;t, as this is probably one of the best 4 player games available for the system. For those that have not seen gameplay footage, it can be described very simply as &quot;place arrows on board, catch mice in rocket using arrows, avoid cats&quot;. Despite sounding incredibly simple, there is an incredible diversity to how a player can place their arrows. One can play defensively, or one can spend an entire round carefully guiding cats into the other players&apos; rockets. Regardless of strategy, the gameplay is always fast paced, and frequently chaotic. Distant leads can be destroyed in seconds, and often the player that ...

  • Challenging, yet extremely fun!! !!

    This game is wonderful. I got it because my girlfriend told me very enthusiastically about it. I was a little apprehensive at first, but since I love puzzle games, I decided I'd give it a shot. Let me just say, I am tremendously glad I did. It is very challenging, which can almost get a little annoying, but as long as you can remain patient with it, it is loads of fun. It's even more fun in the various multiplayer modes. You can play agains't up to 3 other players, either computer or human controlled. And the variety of puzzles offers a good amount of playtime. There is also a "map-maker" feature in which you can create your own puzzles and play them, or let other players try them out. I personally enjoyed the multiplayer mode, because it was something both my girlfriend and I could ...

  • Chu Chu Rocket

    This is a great game for kids. For adults, it is amusing for a short time. There is not much replay value, however, since once you solve the puzzles, you are done. The graphics are simple and the gameplay is not difficult. This is for the type of person who likes to solve puzzles. There is not a lot of action. It would have been better to have a two player option where you could compete against a pal to solve the puzzle first. As is, it is an amusing premise and you can enjoy it for a short time. If you can find it on sale, it is worth a couple hours of time.