A great chunk of the gameplay is dedicated to exploring levels with the purpose of finding and collecting penguins. Playing as both Mumble and Ramon, the main objective is to complete chapters based on the film's plot, each containing seven to ten levels.
Happy Feet 2 is an odd mix of adventure game ideas combined with rhythm gameplay and even some Pikmin stylings. The video game, however, does spoil some key scenes of the movie, so keep that in mind before picking the game up.
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While the absence of full motion video and clips from the movie is unfortunate, the painted stills do a good job of elaborating the story in a stylish manner. The video game version of the story is told through still frames of key scenes of plot and character development. Unfortunately, Erik lacks the dancing finesse his father has, thus starting a journey of self-discovery where he must find his true talent, while Mumble and Ramon follow him. Years have passed since he saved the penguins from starvation through the power of dance, and he is now the father of a young penguin named Erik. Happy Feet 2 stars Mumble, the star of the original movie.
Despite some redundancy and pacing problems, the game is a pretty good take on the musical animated film. Interactive knows this and decide to adapt the movie Happy Feet 2 as a video game. From the penguins in Super Mario 64 to the various penguin appearances throughout Konami's games, the little guys are just too quirky and adorable, lending themselves greatly to many movies and video games. Penguins have been just as common in video games as they have been in feature film animation.
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