Chibi-Robo! Zip Lash comes to the Nintendo 3DS system with a fresh, new take on the franchise. In this side-scrolling game, Chibi-Robo uses his plug and cord to whip enemies, grapple onto ledges, and swing across chasms. Power-up the plug and cord to search for collectables and explore previously out of reach areas.
Features
Climb, jump, run and throw your plug and cord in this all-new platforming game
Whip enemies and ricochet your plug and cord off of walls to solve puzzles
Tons of collectibles
Tap the new Chibi-Robo amiibo figure to power up Chibi-Robo into “Super Chibi Robo” or use a Toy Capsule Machine to unlock the in-game Collectible Figures.
Top comments
jamesw306
31 Jul 164#1
This game gets a lot of negativity said about it but actually it's a cheerful fun lil platformer
zoozbuh
31 Jul 164#2
For £5 this definitely seems worth picking up
sneakyduck
31 Jul 163#5
was tempted at £15 with the amiibo, but I'm 34 and I shouldn't really be playing with plastic toys. can't really claim it's for my kid either.
Latest comments (17)
otherside27
1 Aug 16#17
Ahhh.... missed it >.<
noahsdad
1 Aug 161#16
Yep. But a well argued point as always on your behalf.
sneakyduck
1 Aug 16#15
expired
otterboxer
1 Aug 16#14
nope.
yomanation
1 Aug 16#13
OOS :'(
noahsdad
31 Jul 161#12
The negative comments on the game generally come from adults who fail to realise that Nintendo is primarily aimed at kids and for kids, and that adults just happen to like some of the stuff. It is actually a decent game and does not deserve to be labelled as one of the worst 3DS games. My kid has had the game since it came out. Sure he plays all the Mario stuff and other games more, but he still likes Chibi and plays it now and again, its something a wee bit different.
sneakyduck
31 Jul 16#11
My point exactly. I made a promise to myself that I wouldn't buy any amiibo (shame being to blame more than anything else). saying that I did go out and buy an amiiqo...
spruceyb
31 Jul 161#10
It's £10 with the amiibo in Smyths (at least in Kidderminster), have been tempted many times but would never use the amiibo.
iceali1
31 Jul 16#7
I heard its a s*** game. Lol.
Salvatoredc to iceali1
31 Jul 161#9
No it is not. It is repetitive but no rubbish at all.
aaronatruelove
31 Jul 162#8
I enjoyed this game. and I'm 40..... :confused:
UltimatePhoenix
31 Jul 162#6
plenty older ppl play with plastic toys :wink:
sneakyduck
31 Jul 163#5
was tempted at £15 with the amiibo, but I'm 34 and I shouldn't really be playing with plastic toys. can't really claim it's for my kid either.
BuzzDuraband
31 Jul 161#4
Welcome, as always :smiley:
zoozbuh
31 Jul 164#2
For £5 this definitely seems worth picking up
sneakyduck to zoozbuh
31 Jul 162#3
definitely!
thanks buzz!
jamesw306
31 Jul 164#1
This game gets a lot of negativity said about it but actually it's a cheerful fun lil platformer
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Features
Climb, jump, run and throw your plug and cord in this all-new platforming game
Whip enemies and ricochet your plug and cord off of walls to solve puzzles
Tons of collectibles
Tap the new Chibi-Robo amiibo figure to power up Chibi-Robo into “Super Chibi Robo” or use a Toy Capsule Machine to unlock the in-game Collectible Figures.
Top comments
Latest comments (17)
thanks buzz!