Friday Night Funkin' (2005 Video Game)

Friday Night Funkin' is a 2005 Action-Adventure Musical game developed by Cartoon Network Interactive and published by Midway Games based on the film of the same name. It was released for the Xbox, PlayStation 2, Nintendo GameCube, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS, PlayStation Portable and Microsoft Windows, released on April 19, 2005.
The Seventh Generation version was released for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Wii on November 22, 2005 and December 6, 2006.
A sequel, Friday Night Funkin' 2 released on May 25, 2012.
== Plot ==
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== Controls ==
Keith's Controls (Stage levels)
Controls 	Xbox/X360 	PS2/PS3 	GCN 	Wii
(Wii Remote + Nunchuck)	Wii
(Wii Remote + Classic Controller)	PC 	Notes
Move 	Left Stick 	Left Analog Stick 	Control stick	Control Stick 	Control Stick	WASD or Up, left right or down keys	The Player can change the controls at the setting on PC
Jump 	A 	X 	A 	A 	a 	Space 	The GameCube controls were supported in the Wii version of the game.
Interact 	B 	Cricle 	B 	B 	b 	U 	
Attack 	X 	Square 	X 	Z 	x 	L 	
Move Camera 	Right Stick	Right Analog Stick	C Stick 	D- Pad 	Right Stick 	Mouse 	The Player use the Mouse or mouse pad on PC models
Pause 	Start 	Start 	Start/Pause 	Start Button 	Start Button 	Escape 	
Double Jump 	A + A 	X + X 	A + A 	A + A 	a + a 	Space + Space 	
Reset Camera 	White/RB 	L2 	Z 	C 	R 	CTRL button 	
Aim (Holding a Object)	L/LT 	R1 	L 	1 + point at Wii Remote	L 	Tab 	
Throw 	R/RT 	R2 	R 	Swing Wii Remote 	ZR 	ALT 	
Sprint 	Y 	Triangle 	Y 	Hold A and B 	Y 	Shift 	
Keith (Rhythm Level)
Controls	Xbox/X360 	PS2/PS3 	GCN	Wii
(Wii Remote horizontal)	Windows 	Notes
Up 	Up D-Pad or Y 	Triangle	Y 	Up D-Pad or A 	W or Up key 	This game is supports with Dance Dance Revolution Dance Pad exclusively on 6th Gen consoles (Exclude Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii and PC)
The Wii version can play 2 in 1 controls with D pad or buttons on Wii remote horizontal without nunchuck, but required when entering levels
Down 	Down D-Pad or A 	X 	A 	Down D-Pad or B 	S or Down key 	This game is supports with Dance Dance Revolution Dance Pad exclusively on 6th Gen consoles (Exclude Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii and PC)
The Wii version can play 2 in 1 controls with D pad or buttons on Wii remote horizontal without nunchuck, but required when entering levels
Left 	Left D-Pad or X 	Square 	B 	Left D-Pad or 1 	A or Left Key 	This game is supports with Dance Dance Revolution Dance Pad exclusively on 6th Gen consoles (Exclude Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii and PC)
The Wii version can play 2 in 1 controls with D pad or buttons on Wii remote horizontal without nunchuck, but required when entering levels
Right 	Right D-Pad or B	Circle 	X 	Right D-Pad or 2	D or Right Key	This game is supports with Dance Dance Revolution Dance Pad exclusively on 6th Gen consoles (Exclude Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii and PC)
The Wii version can play 2 in 1 controls with D pad or buttons on Wii remote horizontal without nunchuck, but required when entering levels
== Release ==
The game was announced at E3 2004 with the gameplay of Boyfriend and release as a playable demo.
The game was released on April 19, 2005 for the 6th Generation consoles, PC and Handheld consoles.
=== Seventh Generation version ===
The Seventh Generation version of Friday Night Funkin' was released for the Xbox 360 in North America on November 22, 2005 as part of the Xbox 360's launch title and Europe on May 1, 2006 while PlayStation 3 and Wii were released on December 6, 2006 in North America and Europe on May 8, 2007.
There were differences and changes form the original and Seventh Generation version.
* The Seventh Generation version added Multiplayer and Online mode with up to 4 players while original is a single player only.
* The Seventh Generation version added 30 Achievements for 1000G Gamerscore while PS3 version supports trophies for 1,584 XP as an update on March 7, 2009.
* Additional Cutscene was added in the Seventh Generation version.
* The Seventh Generation version runs with 1080p, 720p and 480p in both HDMI and Video with Black borders Above and Below on Xbox 360 while PlayStation 3 only runs 1080p and 720p in HDMI format and 480p on video with black borders left and right.
== Achievements/Trophies ==
There are 30 Achievements and Trophies were worth 1000G Gamerscore on Xbox 360 and 1,585 XP on PlayStation 3.
Achievement 	Unlock 	Gamerscore	Trophies
Girlfriend 	Complete tutorial on rhythm level 	20G 	Bronze
Dad 	Defeat Daddy Dearest on Rhythm Level 	20G 	Bronze
Spooky Month 	Defeat Spooky Month on Rhythm Level 	20G 	Bronze
Pico 	Defeat Pico on Rhythm Level 	20G 	Bronze
Mom 	Defeat Mommy Mearest on Rhythm Level 	20G 	Bronze
Bosses defeat 	Defeat every bosses on Rhythm Level 	50G 	Bronze
Easy 	Complete the game on Easy mode 	20G 	Bronze
Medium 	Complete the game on Medium mode 	20G 	Silver
Hard 	Complete the game on Hard mode 	20G 	Gold
Friday Night 	Complete the game 	40G 	Bronze
Multi-Boyfriends 	Play Multiplayer mode 	20G 	Bronze
Champion 	Win first Multiplayer game 	20G 	Bronze
Pro Match 	Win 5 Matches 	20G 	Bronze
Hyper Match 	Win 15 Matches 	20G 	Silver
Hardcore Match 	Win 25 Matches 	20G 	Gold
Perfect Girlfriend 	Complete Tutorial without Fails 	40G 	Silver
Perfect Dad 	Complete Daddy Dearest without Fails 	40G 	Silver
Perfect Spooky Month 	Complete Spooky Month without Fails 	40G 	Silver
Perfect Pico 	Complete Pico without Fails 	40G 	Silver
Perfect Mom 	Complete Mommy Mearest Without fails 	40G 	Silver
Perfect Bosses defeat	Defeat All bosses without fails 	80G 	Gold
Party Characters 	Unlock all characters in Multiplayer mode	20G 	Silver
Friend champion 	Play all characters in Multiplayer mode 	20G 	Gold
Beep Boop 	Fail a single rhythm level 	20G 	Bronze
Best Boyfriend 	Complete the game without dying and fails	40G 	Gold
World of Boyfriend 	Enter an Online match 	20G 	Bronze
Ritch Boyfriend 	Win 100 Matches 	20G 	Gold
Collection 	Get everything 100% on single save file. 	30G 	Gold
Who made this? 	Watch the entire credits 	100G 	Silver
All Trophy 	Collect all Achievements/Trophies 	100G 	Platinum
== Reception ==
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Category:Nintendo GameCube
Category:Game Boy Advance
Category:Game Boy Advance games
Category:PlayStation 2
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Category:Original Xbox
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Category:Microsoft Windows
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Category:Video games based on films
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Category:Musical Video Games
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