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You zip around Amity Park as Danny, blasting ghosts and phasing through walls—the combat’s snappy, and figuring out how to sneak past enemies keeps things fresh. Some platforming hiccups, but nailing those mid-air landings feels great when it clicks.
Danny Phantom: Urban Jungle came out for the Nintendo DS in 2006, published by THQ. It was one of those mid-2000s licensed games that felt right at home on the handheld, with its side-scrolling action and stylus-driven segments that made use of the hardware. The game captures the show's vibe without trying to reinvent the wheel, fitting neatly into the era's library of cartoon adaptations.
You play as Danny Phantom, flying and fighting through levels to stop ghosts from overrunning Amity Park. The main goal is to clear each area of spectral threats, using Danny's ecto-blasts and ghost powers like intangibility to phase through obstacles or enemies. Combat is straightforward but responsive, mixing projectile attacks with close-up moves, while exploration sometimes requires switching between the human and ghost worlds to progress. The difficulty is manageable, though some platforming can feel a bit loose. It's a simple, energetic game that makes you feel like you're part of the show for a little while.
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