The Extreme Gut Buster Game IX

The Extreme Gut Buster Game IX is the ninth season-based game in the The Extreme Gut Buster Game series, being based on the ninth season of The Extreme Gut Buster Show. It serves as a sequel to The Extreme Gut Buster Game VIII (2016).
A sequel, The Extreme Gut Buster Game X, released in 2018.
==Details==
Developer(s)
Stick Feline Games (PS3/X360/PC)
Heavy Iron Studios (Wii)
Vicarious Visions (3DS)
WayForward Technologies (PS4/PS Vita/XONE/Wii U/Switch)
Publisher(s)
Activision
Sony Interactive Entertainment (PS3/PS4/PS Vita)
Series
The Extreme Gut Buster Game
Platform(s)
PlayStation 3
PlayStation 4
PlayStation Vita
Xbox 360
Xbox One
Wii
Wii U
Nintendo 3DS
Nintendo Switch
Microsoft Windows
macOS
Release
February 21, 2017 (PS3/PS4/PS Vita/X360/XONE/Wii/Wii U/3DS/PC)
March 3, 2017 (Switch)
Genre(s)
Action-adventure
Beat-em-up
Stealth (3DS only)
Mode(s)
Single-player
Multiplayer (Wii only)
==Gameplay==
There are four different versions of the game, each based off certain episodes of the ninth season.
===PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC versions===
The PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC versions are 3D clones of Raphael's story mode on easy mode in the DS version of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3: Mutant Nightmare and are based on the first four episodes of the ninth season.
There are 18 stages, each of which have a different playable contestant.
===Wii version===
The Wii version is a clone of Shrek 2 and is based on episodes 5 and 6 of the ninth season.
There are 11 levels and 9 playable contestants.
===Nintendo 3DS version===
The Nintendo 3DS version is a stealth game and is based on episodes 7 and 8 of the ninth season.
After the player chooses one of four contestants to play as, they start every level without their contestant's weapon and has to sneak around levels and past enemies to find them. The contestants throw shurikens at enemies until they find their weapons.
There are also shoot-em-up levels with the player's contestant controlling a panel, inside a ship or on her hoverboard.
When a contestant dies in a stealth level, the player will switch to a new one and continue the level where the last contestant died. If all four contestants die, the player has to go back to the beginning of the level starting as the last contestant they were playing as if they decide to continue. However, the player can switch between the four contestants on the fly by touching their respective tile on the touchscreen on the 3DS version or the D-pad on both versions.
===PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Xbox One, Wii U and Nintendo Switch versions===
The PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Xbox One, Wii U and Nintendo Switch versions are clones of Shrek the Third, are based on the last four episodes of the ninth season and have 20 levels, each of which has a different playable contestant, although some levels have two contestants instead of just one.
==Playable characters==
===PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC versions===
====World 1====
*Julia Bortz (stage 1)
*Bria Bortz (stage 2)
*Cleo Bortz (stage 3)
*Zachary Bortz (stage 4)
*Ratcatcher Bortz (stage 5)
*Lizzy Bortz (stage 6)
====World 2====
*Alexandra Bortz (stage 1)
*Leah Bortz (stage 2)
*Katelyn Bortz (stage 3)
*Anastasia Bortz (stage 4)
*Rebecca Bortz (stage 5)
*Ledgeclimber Bortz (stage 6)
====World 3====
*Carina Bortz (stage 1)
*Meredith Bortz (stage 2)
*Clancatcher Bortz (stage 3)
*Makenzie Indian (stage 4)
*Alyssa Indian (stage 5)
*Claudia Bortz (stage 6)
===Wii version===
*Rachel Bortz (levels 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5)
*Alexa Bortz (levels 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5)
*Chris Bortz (levels 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5)
*Mopslinger Indian (levels 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5)
*Paige Bortz (levels 6, 7, 8 and 9)
*Jamie Bortz (levels 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11)
*Allie Indian (levels 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11)
*Abworker Bortz (levels 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11)
*Katie Bortz (levels 10 and 11)
===Nintendo 3DS version===
*Ainsley Bortz
*Annie Bortz
*Kamrin Bortz
*Laura Bortz
===PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Xbox One, Wii U and Nintendo Switch versions===
*Siara Bortz (levels 1 and 2)
*Sophia Indian (levels 2 and 3)
*Oliveslinger Bortz (level 3)
*Grace Bortz (level 4)
*Kate Bortz (level 5)
*Lexia Bortz (level 6)
*Jack Bortz (level 7)
*Alex Bortz (level 8)
*Alexis Bortz (levels 9 and 10)
*Colin Bortz (levels 10 and 11)
*Danielle Bortz (levels 11 and 12)
*Sarah Bortz (level 12)
*Cloe Indian (level 13)
*Nick Bortz (levels 14 and 15)
*Jillian Bortz (level 15)
*Hailey Bortz (level 16)
*Clampslinger Indian (level 17)
*Abby Indian (level 18)
*Olivia Indian (levels 19 and 20)
*Maddie Bortz (level 20)
==Controls==
===PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC versions===
<tabber>PlayStation 3 =
*Left analog stick: Move contestant (beat-em-up levels)/Move vehicle (vehicle level)
*Right analog stick: Move camera (beat-em-up levels only)
*Circle: Jump
*X: Attack/Shoot
*R2: Spin attack (beat-em-up levels only)
*Start: Pause
|-|Xbox 360 =
*Left analog stick: Move contestant (beat-em-up levels)/Move vehicle (vehicle level)
*Right analog stick: Move camera (beat-em-up levels only)
*B: Jump
*A: Attack/Shoot
*Right trigger: Spin attack (beat-em-up levels only)
*Start: Pause
|-|PC =
*WASD: Move contestant (beat-em-up levels)/Move vehicle (vehicle level)
*Mouse: Move camera (beat-em-up levels only)
*L: Jump
*K: Attack/Shoot
*O: Spin attack (beat-em-up levels only)
*Esc: Pause
</tabber>
===Wii version===
*Analog stick on Wii Nunchuk: Move contestant
*Tilt Wii Nunchuk left and right: Rotate camera
*Z: Zoom in/out
*A: Jump
*Shake Wii Remote left and right: Attack
*C: Special ability
*B: Action
*1: Previous contestant
*2: Next contestant
*-: HUD elements
*+: Pause
===Nintendo 3DS version===
Stealth levels
*Analog stick: Move contestant
*B: Crouch
*X: Hide
*A: Jump
*Y: Attack
*L: Scout
*R: Spin attack
*Up on D-pad: Switch to Ainsley
*Left on D-pad: Switch to Annie
*Right on D-pad: Switch to Kamrin
*Down on D-pad: Switch to Laura
*Touchscreen: Switch contestant
*Start: Pause
Hoverboard levels
*Analog stick: Move contestant
*A: Jump
*Y: Attack
*L: Scout
*R: Spin attack
*Start: Pause
Panel levels
*Analog stick: Move target
*Y: Shoot
*R: Blast
*Start: Pause
Ship levels
*Analog stick: Move ship
*A: Drop mine
*Y: Shoot
*R: Blast
*Start: Pause
===PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Xbox One, Wii U and Nintendo Switch versions===
<tabber>PlayStation 4 =
*Left analog stick: Move contestant
*X: Jump
*Square: Attack
*Circle: Strong attack
*Triangle: Finishing move
*L1: Contestant power
*R1: Block
*L1 and R1: Extreme Gut Buster moment
*Options: Pause
|-|PlayStation Vita =
*Left analog stick: Move contestant
*X: Jump
*Square: Attack
*Circle: Strong attack
*Triangle: Finishing move
*L: Contestant power
*R: Block
*L and R: Extreme Gut Buster moment
*Start: Pause
|-|Xbox One =
*Left analog stick: Move contestant
*A: Jump
*X: Attack
*B: Strong attack
*Y: Finishing move
*Left trigger: Contestant power
*Right trigger: Block
*Left and right triggers: Extreme Gut Buster moment
*Start: Pause
|-|Wii U and Nintendo Switch =
*Left analog stick: Move contestant
*B: Jump
*Y: Attack
*A: Strong attack
*X: Finishing move
*ZL: Contestant power
*ZR: Block
*ZL and ZR: Extreme Gut Buster moment
*+: Pause
</tabber>
==Opening logos used==
===Xbox 360 and PC versions===
*2001 Activision logo
*Stick Feline Games
===PlayStation 3 version===
*2001 Activision logo
*Sony Interactive Entertainment America presents
*Stick Feline Games
===Wii version===
*2001 Activision logo
*2011 Heavy Iron Studios logo
===Nintendo 3DS version===
*2001 Activision logo
*2001 Vicarious Visions logo
===PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita versions===
*2001 Activision logo
*Sony Interactive Entertainment America presents
*2011 WayForward Technologies logo
===Xbox One, Wii U and Nintendo Switch versions===
*2001 Activision logo
*2011 WayForward Technologies logo
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