With over 35 new levels, amazing 3D graphics, original sound effects, and solo or multi-play, you'll be hopping with Frogger for hours. Cyndi Lauper on the radio. Oh, and there was Frogger. Frogger was a rather neat little game involving this green tree frog and his quest to get to the top of the screen. The compelling playability seems to have been left on a lilypad somewhere, though.
Criticisms are few, but they matter a great deal to the gameplay.
Now that is de rigueur for every retro revamp to be coated in a thick layer of polygons, the world of Frogger has turned intensely 3D. This in itself wouldn't be so bad if the designers had kept the viewpoint mainly the same as the original, however life just isn't that fair - not only is the game camera fixed squarely on our amphibian hero no matter where he leaps, but it rotates at the most inopportune times. If the player's point of view was customizable then hopping about the somewhat bizarrely designed course would be a pleasure not a pain. Zombie Wars 2. Earth Worm Jim 5. Missile Command 4.