The Extreme Gut Buster Game VIII

The Extreme Gut Buster Game VIII is the eighth season-based game in the The Extreme Gut Buster Game series, being based on the eighth season of The Extreme Gut Buster Show. It serves as a sequel to The Extreme Gut Buster Game VII (2015).
A sequel, The Extreme Gut Buster Game IX, released in 2017.
==Details==
Developer(s)
Stick Feline Games (PS3/X360/PC)
Heavy Iron Studios (Wii)
Vicarious Visions (3DS)
Team17 (PS4/PS Vita/XONE/Wii U)
Publisher(s)
Activision
Sony Computer Entertainment (PS3/PS4/PS Vita)
Capcom (XONE/Wii U)
Series
The Extreme Gut Buster Game
Platform(s)
PlayStation 3
PlayStation 4
PlayStation Vita
Xbox 360
Xbox One
Wii
Wii U
Nintendo 3DS
Microsoft Windows
OS X
Release
February 23, 2016
Genre(s)
Action-adventure
Beat-em-up
Mode(s)
Single-player
==Gameplay==
There are four different versions of the game, each based off certain episodes of the eighth season.
===PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC versions===
The PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC versions are 3D clones of Leonardo'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 eighth season.
There are 18 stages, each of which have a different playable contestant.
===Wii version===
The Wii version is a 2.5D clone of the Game Boy Advance version of Shrek the Third, are based on episodes 5 and 6 of the eighth season and have 12 playable contestants depending on the chapter and level.
===Nintendo 3DS version===
The Nintendo 3DS version is a 2.5D clone of Leonardo's story mode on easy mode in the DS version of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3: Mutant Nightmare and is based on episodes 7 and 8 of the eighth season.
There are 3 6-stage worlds, each of which have a different playable contestant.
===PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Xbox One and Wii U versions===
The PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Xbox One and Wii U versions are 2.5D clones of the SNES version of Toy Story, are based on the last four episodes of the eighth season and have 17 levels, each of which have a different playable contestant.
==Playable characters==
===PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC versions===
====World 1====
*Rachel Bortz (stage 1)
*Siara Bortz (stage 2)
*Sophia Indian (stage 3)
*Oliveslinger Bortz (stage 4)
*Mopslinger Indian (stage 5)
*Cleo Bortz (stage 6)
====World 2====
*Kate Bortz (stage 1)
*Abworker Bortz (stage 2)
*Katie Bortz (stage 3)
*Leah Bortz (stage 4)
*Rebecca Bortz (stage 5)
*Sarah Bortz (stage 6)
====World 3====
*Annie Bortz (stage 1)
*Clancatcher Bortz (stage 2)
*Kamrin Bortz (stage 3)
*Makenzie Indian (stage 4)
*Abby Indian (stage 5)
*Claudia Bortz (stage 6)
===Wii version===
====Chapter 1====
*Alexa Bortz (levels 1, 3 and 5)
*Julia Bortz (levels 2 and 4)
*Grace Bortz (levels 2 and 4)
====Chapter 2====
*Bria Bortz (level 1)
*Paige Bortz (levels 1, 2 and 4)
*Zachary Bortz (levels 3 and 4)
*Ratcatcher Bortz (levels 3, 4 and 5)
====Chapter 3====
*Miniature Golfer Paris (levels 1, 2, 4 and 5)
*Alex Bortz (levels 2 and 4)
*Colin Bortz (levels 3, 4 and 5)
====Chapter 4====
*Katelyn Bortz (levels 1, 3, 4 and 5)
*Lizzy Bortz (levels 1, 2 and 5)
===Nintendo 3DS version===
*Ainsley Bortz (world 1)
*Jillian Bortz (world 2)
*Meredith Bortz (world 3)
===PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Xbox One and Wii U versions===
*Chris Bortz (level 1)
*Lexia Bortz (level 2)
*Jamie Bortz (level 3)
*Jack Bortz (level 4)
*Allie Indian (level 5)
*Alexis Bortz (level 6)
*Alexandra Bortz (level 7)
*Danielle Bortz (level 8)
*Anastasia Bortz (level 9)
*Cloe Indian (level 10)
*Nick Bortz (level 11)
*Carina Bortz (level 12)
*Hailey Bortz (level 13)
*Alyssa Indian (level 14)
*Laura Bortz (level 15)
*Olivia Indian (level 16)
*Maddie Bortz (level 17)
==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
*Raise Wii Remote: Jump
*Shake Wii Remote: Attack
*A: Previous contestant
*B: Next contestant
*A and B: Control all contestants at once
*-: Use item
*+: Pause
===Nintendo 3DS version===
*Analog stick: Move contestant (beat-em-up levels)/Move vehicle (vehicle level)
*A: Jump
*B: Attack/Shoot
*R: Spin attack (beat-em-up levels only)
*Touchscreen: Interact (beat-em-up levels only)
*Start: Pause
===PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Xbox One and Wii U versions===
<tabber>PlayStation 4 =
*Left analog stick: Move contestant
*X: Jump
*Square: Attack
*Options: Pause
|-|PlayStation Vita =
*Left analog stick: Move contestant
*X: Jump
*Square: Attack
*Start: Pause
|-|Xbox One =
*Left analog stick: Move contestant
*A: Jump
*B: Attack
*Start: Pause
|-|Wii U =
*Left analog stick: Move contestant
*B: Jump
*Y: Attack
*+: Pause
</tabber>
==Opening logos used==
===Xbox 360 and PC versions===
*2001 Activision logo
*Stick Feline Games
===PlayStation 3 version===
*2001 Activision logo
*Sony Computer 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 Computer Entertainment America presents
*2012 Team17 logo
===Xbox One and Wii U versions===
*2001 Activision logo
*Mid 1990s Capcom logo
*2012 Team17 logo
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