Developer(s)

Intelligent Systems

Publisher(s)

Nintendo

Genre(s)

Role-playing (RPG), Turn-based strategy (TBS), Adventure

Platform(s)

Nintendo GameCube

Keywords(s)

non-player character, yoshi, backtracking, treasure chest, interactive battle system, fire manipulation, e3 2004, character growth, death, royalty, transforming boss, easter egg, dinosaurs, ship deck battle, fetch quests, blocks, self-referential humor, parrot, professional wrestler, breaking the fourth wall, real-time waiting, unskippable cutscene, princess, bats, dark second act, violent plants, ghosts, sleeping, high score, evil organization, moat, unbeatable enemies, hammer bros., anthropomorphism, poisoning, floating island, sleeping enemies, human, boss assistance, silent protagonist, sequel, level cap, battle screen, interactive achievement awards 2005, melee, kidnapping, hidden room, recurring boss, moving platforms, foreshadowing, party system, leveling up, undead, secret area, 2.5d, train level, turtle, gliding, cooking, side quests, linear gameplay, detective, in-game e-mail, villain, slavery, resized enemy, maze, save point, vore, counter system, upgradeable weapons, dialogue trees, sealing your own fate, gravity, boomerang bros., not-so-bad guys, polygonal 3d, collectibles, tentacles, temporary invincibility, surprising character switches, using dialogue to avoid combat, dinosaur riding, magic, greatest hits, nintendo gateway system, boss fight, damsel in distress, interconnected-world, turn-based, creature compendium, restoration, alternate costumes, platform exclusive, mascot