Play James Pond - Codename Robocod (E)(Rising Sun) Online
You stretch your fish-agent body like silly putty to grab coins and bounce on penguins, dodging toy trains in levels packed with weird British humor. It's janky in that nostalgic way where getting crushed by a snowman just makes you laugh and try again.
James Pond: Codename Robocod on the Game Boy Advance came out in 2003, developed by 3D Entertainment. It was a port of a much older game, so it felt a bit like a relic even back then, a piece of early platforming history squeezed onto the handheld. It stood out for its bizarre sense of humor more than its technical prowess.
You control James Pond, a stretchy secret agent fish, navigating side-scrolling levels to rescue Santa's kidnapped elves. Your main goal is to explore each stage, find keys to unlock doors, and ultimately defeat the boss. Your signature ability is stretching vertically to hit high-up switches or collect items otherwise out of reach. You also bounce on enemies to defeat them and navigate environmental hazards like moving platforms and enemy patrols. The pacing is methodical, requiring careful observation, and the difficulty can be unforgiving with precise jumps and instant-death traps. It feels like solving a silly, slightly clumsy puzzle where your main tool is a rubbery fish body.
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