As the DS continues to hold its position as one of the fastest selling systems of all time, publishers are working non-stop to deliver as many titles to accommodate the growing masses as possible. Nintendo stated at E3 2006 that we'd see as many as 100 new DS titles before the end of the year, and that means a ton of product out on the shelves for consumers., known for its close ties with virtually every children's franchise out there, is again flexing its corporate muscle with, featuring four of the best-selling Nickelodeon franchises together in one package. When the forces of evil team up to take over the world, SpongeBob, Jimmy Neutron, Danny Phantom and Timmy Turner answer the call. Though offers the top toons together for the first time, the package still falls a bit short in a few key areas. Team that with the fact that every franchise in Nicktoons unite (aside from Jimmy Neutron) already has an exclusive title on DS, and you've got a product that isn't a failure, but also isn't really needed.At its most basic level, Nicktoons Unite is a 3D platformer much like the majority of Nickelodeon titles before it. Players run, jump and perform character-specific actions as they explore levels inspired by the multiple brands. Separating Nicktoons Unite from the pack, players can swap between the four heroes at any time with the touch screen in an instantaneous 'tag-in' fashion.

Oct 26, 2005  About Genre Action Rating Rated 'E ' for Mild Cartoon ViolenceSummary For the first time ever, a true collaboration of popular Nickelodeon heroes and villains come together and cross over into.

Each character also has unique abilities that make them vital to the team, so using the four characters in tandem proves to be a necessary technique. In addition, Jimmy Neutron, Danny Phantom, SpongeBob and Timmy each have their own health meter, and thus need to be managed as separate characters. If a single member of the team falls, everyone does, so learning to switch characters in and out based on the situation is essential.

Character swapping isn't just the game's.

SpongeBob SquarePants, Timmy Turner, Jimmy Neutron, and Danny Phantom team up for justice in this bland platformer with horrendous sprites that are poorly animated captures of the Nintendo DS version's 3D models (and one enemy sprite ripped from a game with a completely different art style)! And together, they can be justice!

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Build Date

Present at 53400.

Save Functions

Starting at 3CC48 are saving-related strings. The game uses passwords to continue.

Cheat Menu

Found at 4D090. There is currently no known way to access it. Of note is that there's nothing else to unlock in the game besides the levels..

Magic String

Somebody hid his magic string at 4DA47.

Variable Names

Starting at 4F014 are variable names for every entity in the game and then some. Sandwiched between the heroes and the bosses' strings are a lot of leftovers referring to characters in Climax Group's earlier GBA Disney games Disney's Lilo & Stitch 2: Hamsterviel Havoc and W.I.T.C.H. (both of which use the same engine as this game, right down to the menus), and among the enemies' strings are lines referring to some unused enemies: Vicky (who was probably intended as a villain in Dimmsdale), 'ELMATADOR' (There's nothing even remotely Spanish in this game), antibodies and leaping flames.

A bit further along you'll find light English bullets like the Lotus Elan and the Austin Healey, beyond them broad Fords such as the Falcon and the Mustang. Assetto corsa tracks.