| Aqua Teen Hunger Force Zombie Ninja Pro-Am | |
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| Release Date | November 5, 2007 |
| Developer(s) | Creat Studios |
| Publisher(s) | Midway |
| Platform(s) | PlayStation 2 |
| Rating | M (Mature) |
Aqua Teen Hunger Force Zombie Ninja Pro-Am is a Playstation 2 video game for Aqua Teen Hunger Force. It is a kart racing/fighting/golf game that takes place on some of New Jersey's Golf courses. The game was released in North America on November 5, 2007.
Gameplay[]
Golf[]
The entire game features 9 holes. The first few holes are located on Jersey Pines golf course which are based on locations within the show like the tar pits, the Moon, Hell, and a fantasy level that Meatwad creates with the mummy's magic shirt. There are also 3 levels where you race against the Frat Aliens giving the game a total of 12 levels.
Combat
Once a ball is teed, you take control of Master Shake or Frylock to fight your way to where your ball landed. You face many previous series villains like Carl's crabs, Turkatron, the Mooninites, and others. When you reach the green, you must defeat that hole's boss before you can putt.
Racing[]
For the racing levels you are in your golf cart and you race through the course you just played on collecting speed boosts and using a bazooka to shoot the Frat Aliens and get to each check point in order for 3 laps to defeat the frats and move on to the next level.
There are 2 secrets on each level for both the golf and racing sections. There are cameos that you can collect and a piece of the Broodwich. Once you collect each piece of Broodwich, you unlock a special Broodwich challenge.
Extras[]
The game features a variety of bonus material, ranging from the clips you unlocked by collecting the cameos to complete episodes of the show including one never before seen.
Cast[]
- Dana Snyder as Master Shake
- Carey Means as Frylock
- Dave Willis as Meatwad, Carl, Ignignokt, Satan and Trees
- Matt Maiellaro as Cybernetic Ghost of Christmas Past, Err and Turk-e-Tron
- Scott Van Pelt as Commentator Guy
- Jon Schnepp as The Dumbassahedratron
- Andy Merrill as Oglethorpe
- Mike Schatz as Emory
- Patton Oswalt as D.P. and Skeeter
- Chris Ward IV as MC Pee Pants
- Tom Clark as Love Mummy (uncredited)
- B.B. Leeland as The Scorpions (uncredited)
Levels[]
- Level 1: Suburb
- Level 2: The Swamp
- Level 3: The Tar Pit
- Level 4: The Field
- Level 5: Race on the Field
- Level 6: The Moon
- Level 7: The Ruins
- Level 8: The Candy World
- Level 9: Race on the Candy World
- Level 10: Hell
- Level 11: Race on the Moon
- Level 12: The Town
Reception[]
Aqua Teen Hunger Force Zombie Ninja Pro-Am was poorly received, with the game receiving an average score of 37/100 on Metacritic based on 19 critic reviews.
Trivia[]
- This game features the first time we've seen the full view of the right side of the Aqua Teen's house, which we've only seen the Crawlspace. Also, their hallway seems to make a turn from the living room to the bedrooms.
- We also see the left side of Carl's house for the first time.
- During the loading process for the game's levels, you can see Err's eyebrows raise like Ignignokt's. This is the only time he's ever done this.
- Many characters and items from previous episodes return throughout this game:
- The Broodwich from Broodwich
- Carl's crabs from Unremarkable Voyage
- The Trees from Revenge of the Trees
- Dumbassahedratron from The Cubing
- Turkatron from The Dressing
- Ol' Drippy appears as an extra life.
- Brownie-monster from Bus of the Undead
- Fargate from Universal Remonster (episode)
- D.P. and Skeeter from Frat Aliens
- Gorgatron from Moon Master (episode)
- The wrench aliens from Dusty Gozongas (episode)
- The Foreigner belt from Revenge of the Mooninites
- The Scorpions from Spirit Journey Formation Anniversary
- Love Mummy from Love Mummy (episode)
- T-shirt of the dead from T-Shirt of the Living Dead
- Tulip Sniper from Hypno-Germ
- MC Pee Pants and Satan from MC Pee Pants (episode)
- When checking the course scoreboard, you can see an ad for Wong Burger and an ad for BillyWitchDoctor.com, the motto is "We'll reunite you with any and all deceased chickens" and the phone number is 555-DCTR.
- The loading page for the fourth level, "Beware the Mind Teaser Starring Lance Henriksen" contains references to the movie "Alien", which, yes, features Lance Henriksen.
- It's also a shout-out to the fact that Lance Henriksen is known for his work in science-fiction and horror films.
- The first racing level on the field is titled "The Frat and the Furious" which is wordplay for both the Frat Aliens and The Fast and the Furious franchise.
- If you look closely at the second loading image for the fifth level, the nameplate for the green car says "Tokyo". A reference to The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift.
- The movie is referenced again in the eleventh level, "The Frat and the Furious 3: Tokyo Eclipse", as it's both the third level where the race the Frat Aliens and it takes place on the moon. Tokyo Drift is the third Fast and Furious movie.
- In the cutscene before the fifth level, Skeeter's the one who says his "dad owns a dealership." when it's D.P. who says that line. This is corrected in the cutscene after the level.
- Later in the cutscene before the ninth level, Skeeter is called D.P.
- Surprisingly, Frylock reveals that D.P.'s father really does own a dealership, which is possibly connected to Jersey Pines.
- Carl's crabs are colored magenta on the Moon. While the are colored black in the Egypt level.
- The eighth level "Night of the Living T-Shirt of the Dawn of the Dead" references both the episode "T-Shirt of the Living Dead" and the 1978 movie "Dawn of the Dead".
- While playing the eighth level, the song "Party Party Party" from Party All the Time can be heard playing in the background.
- The name of the ninth level is "Cannonball Dud" which is a reference to the 1981 film, "The Cannonball Run".
- The first loading image for the same level features a "Maximum Speed 55" sign. This is a reference to the 1994 film "Speed", which featured a bus that would explode if it exceeded 55 mph.
- When Shake eats the Broodwich, it sends all of the Aqua Teens to Hell instead of The Broodwich Dimension.
- The mini-game in the twelfth level, "Death Road 5000" is clearly based on the 1981 arcade game "Frogger".
- In the twelfth level, if you look in the background, you can see the censored dick building from Dickesode.