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Before buying Fairly odd parents ps2, it makes good sense to search for customer reviews. The following might help. By reading fairly odd parents ps2 reviews, you can often get some valuable experiences and advice. This is great prior to buying! :-) Remember, while you might be thinking VideoGames or gadgets or whatever, fairly odd parents ps2 might exist in other formats as well. Here are some reviews for you to check out if available. VideoGames | Toys | Electronics Fairly Odd Parents: Shadow Showdown Feature: ... Fight, jump and dodge the enemies you'll face in multiple platformer levels; Use 18 new wish-inventions, like the pogo stick of justice, repair-o-tron, suit spray, and the supercleft freeze ray; Animated clips from the hit show sprinkled throughout the game ...more Customer Reviews — [1] Rating: 4 Date: 2004-10-03 Summary: It is fun, but SHORT! ... I,m a Fairly Oddparents fan. BUT, I still think this game is short. There are only 6 levels(not including The Final Showdown). And the bosses are way too easy. Like, to defeat the main boss, Shadow, all you have to do is hit him 5 times! It's great for kids 5-10, but if you're 11 or older just rent it for 5 days. ...more [2] Rating: 4 Date: 2004-10-11 Summary: Best Fairly Odd Parents i've played since breakin da rules ... Im 13 and I love this show and I love the games too! This is the best one to me I don't know about anyone else but to me this is the best one. Also try Jimmy Neutron Attack of the Twonkies. Thats a good one too. C YA!!!! ...more Editorial Reviews — ... Product Description | Fairly Oddparents: Shadow Showdown brings you more silly adventure from the hit cartoon. In this fun 3D adventure, you'll help Timmy, Wanda and Cosmo figure out why TV reception in Dimmsdale is out. Along the way they'll have to face the plans of an evil villain known as The Shadow!...more Fairly Odd Parents: Breakin' Da Rules Feature: ... The guide to having fairy godparents, Da Rules, has disappeared - leaving Wanda and Cosmo powerless! Help Timmy find the missing pages of da book to restore their powers.; Explore Timmy world as you guide him through ten exciting levels -- from his neighborhood into his favorite comic books and video games; Battle evil Viruses and avoid boy-eating plants as you collect every page of Da Rules; Unlock video clips and a full television episode as you play! ...more Customer Reviews — [1] Rating: 5 Date: 2004-11-25 Summary: This Game Rocks My Head!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ... It was a excellent game . I think kids all over the world would love this game like it's heaven!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ...more [2] Rating: 4 Date: 2007-01-01 Summary: Love the Levels ... Love the levels but the art is kind of bizarre. Timmy's head is bigger and Mr. Crocker looks more wierd ...more [3] Rating: 5 Date: 2005-11-21 Summary: great ... This game is hard yet challenging but still very fun!!!!!!! I beat this game in one week!!!!! sooooooo easy ...more [4] Rating: 5 Date: 2008-12-21 Summary: Levels are just amazing ... At first the game dosen't seem fun but It is really fun when u really get farther into the game. ...more Editorial Reviews — ... Product Description | In Fairly Odd Parents: Breakin' Da Rules, you'll enjoy the goofy, high-energy fun of the Fairly Oddparents cartoon on your PS2!...more VideoGames | Toys | Electronics Please click here to continue your search. VideoGames | Toys | Electronics Please click here to continue your search. Hope you find it useful! And do feel free to let your friends know this free resource site... it is always evolving. [ Return to top ] Did you know the following facts about PS2? The new V12 model was first released in black. In preparation for the launch of a new, slimmer PlayStation 2 model (SCPH-70000), Sony had stopped making the older PS2 model (SCPH-5000x) sometime during the summer of 2004 to let the distribution channel empty out stock of the units. There are also some disputes on the numbering for this PS2 version, since there are actually two sub-versions of the SCPH-70000. However the New Slim Silver Models have more issues with playing PlayStation games than the first PS2 revisions. In some markets it also integrates a modem. Since the V12 version had already been established for this model, there were some disputes regarding these sub-versions. Sony also advertised heavily as well and it had the advantage of being supported by Electronic Arts. Available in November 2004, it is smaller and thinner than the old version and includes a built-in Ethernet port. Many analysts predicted a close 3-way matchup between the PS2 and its soon-to-be-released competitors Microsoft Xbox and Nintendo GameCube, noting that the PS2's graphics were inferior but that it had the advantage of a head start, and had a wide assortment of games of every genre (Xbox's strength was in its hardware; GameCube was the cheapest of the 3 consoles). One of them includes the old EE and GS chips, and the other contains the newer unified EE+GS chip, otherwise being identical. The PS2 launch seemed unimpressive and gaffe-prone, compared to the well-planned launch of the Sega Dreamcast, which was making a genuine attempt to woo developers and which had better launch titles. These included a PCMCIA slot instead of the Expansion Bay (DEV9) port of newer models. V3 has a substantially different internal structure from the subsequent revisions, featuring several interconnected printed circuit boards. With a price of $299.99 per console, Sony made gross sales of roughly $153,000,000.