Play James Cameron's Avatar - The Game (EU) Online
You play as both a human in a clunky mech and a Na'vi swinging through jungles—tapping the DS screen to fight feels weird but kinda works. They squeezed in way more than expected, from vehicle bits to upgrading gear, though it’s clearly a handheld take on Pandora.
I picked up James Cameron's Avatar: The Game on the Nintendo DS back in 2009, a Ubisoft release that tried to bring the film's world to the small screen. It was a time when licensed games were everywhere, and this one felt like a typical, if ambitious, effort to translate a blockbuster onto the handheld.
You alternate between controlling a human RDA soldier in an AMP suit and a Na'vi warrior, completing missions across Pandora. The main goal involves choosing a side in the conflict, which changes some objectives and dialogue. You use the touch screen for most actions, like tapping to swing your mech's blade or drawing a path to aim your bow. Exploration is screen by screen, with some light platforming and item collection to upgrade your gear. The pacing is straightforward, though some enemy encounters can feel repetitive. It's a simple, functional adaptation that captures the look of the world without demanding too much.
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