Play James Pond 2 - Codename RoboCod (AGA) Online

James Pond 2: Codename RoboCod came out on the Amiga in 1991, developed by Millennium Interactive. It was part of that wave of platformers that really pushed what the hardware could do, especially with the AGA version's expanded color palette. The game stood out with its underwater theme and a protagonist who was a clear, playful nod to a certain cinematic secret agent, but with fins and a robotic suit.

You control James Pond, a fish equipped with a robotic exoskeleton, moving through a series of themed levels. Your main goal is to rescue Santa's kidnapped reindeer from the villainous Dr. Maybe, which involves navigating screen by screen, avoiding enemies, and collecting items. The signature mechanic is Pond's extendable body; you can stretch upward to reach high platforms or attack foes from a distance. Levels are packed with hidden areas, switches, and environmental puzzles that require careful exploration. The pacing is generally brisk, though some sections demand precision, and the difficulty can spike unexpectedly. Playing it feels like a mix of tension and silly fun, especially when you’re stretching to grab a key just out of reach while dodging patrolling seals.