Longplay of Meet the Robinsons

Longplay of Meet the Robinsons, played as the NTSC version on the GameCube. This game's version was released on Mar. 27th, 2007. Tell us what you think by leaving a comment down below!

0:00:00 - Start
0:01:09 - Opening
0:02:25 - Egypt
0:07:20 - Fetch the Scanner
0:12:16 - Find the Code
0:32:40 - Borrow the Time Machine
0:58:05 - Follow Bowler Hat Guy
1:05:05 - Build the Transponder Remote
1:37:12 - Get Havoc Gloves
1:42:47 - Enter the Hive
1:59:24 - Find the Throne Room
2:17:28 - Boss: Lizzy
2:20:24 - Recover the Time Machine
2:50:54 - Confront the Bowler Hat Guy
2:52:48 - Defeat Mega Doris
2:54:43 - Ending
2:56:27 - Credits

[lamardizzle]

the game felt so beautiful to me when i played it as a kid

[ethansreviews]

It's kind of funny remembering a game you played as a kid, looking up a longplay, and realizing that you never even passed the first thirty minutes

[chasearooni]

I still have this game for PS2, I appreciate it because they made a 3D adventure with interesting mechanics and not a basic platformer

[cyberwolf]

Man I had this game on wii once upon a time. Ah memories.

[tsunamipapi]

dog I remember playing this on the GameCube as a kid ALL THE TIME 😭 this makes me super nostalgic

[cyberwolf]

I had this game for Wii. I had no idea was on game cube as well. I always thought that game cube game stopped selling after the wii came out

[jayjones]

I've played this game when I was at the Kids World Daycare along time ago!

[longplayarchive]

I feel like the best movie games are the ones that are straight forward and just focus on the movie storyline. This isn’t one of those. Besides the annoying constant equipment switching, there are also blueprints to be found which upgrade your maximum health, inventory or energy. Unfortunately, you’ll require Inventory level 2 to upgrade to Health 2, as Inventory 1 doesn’t hold enough materials for the upgrade. It’s easy to miss one of the blueprints such as the inventory one, as they are all hidden. I feel like this is a bit of a flaw. The game isn’t difficult and can easily be completed without max upgrades, but still. There’s also something about the gameplay itself that just makes this game feel largely unenjoyable. The areas in the game are too large and usually repeat the same concept. Anyways, opinions may vary.

[CobaltMenace]

i played that game when i was a toddler so much memories

[mynameiswesker]

I dont know why but the storage room was the place that most got sticked into my memory since the time I played as a kid. That music...I could sing along with it even tough I haven`t heard it for years.

[kobaltsteel]

Hey wait a minute... that HUD menu? Auto-jump on ledges? This is a Mario 64-structured Zelda game... except with levels you can't enter again...

[jadulay]

I usually play the game first or watch this gameplay before watching the movie.

[EagleFangBasketball]

I played this game when I was a kid and I loved it.

[foolydude]

holy crap i dont even remember half of this game's first 15 minutes. it's been so long. it's like watching an entirely new game!

[SuperMarkerComicBro]

33:41 Well, I suppose that answers the question I've had for years about trying to use that entrance.

[charliegillespie]

I played this game when i was like 3 on the ps2

[alphavader]

This was my favorite thing to play when I was seven

[marionreifenrath]

They’re from the future and they’re time traveling 🧭 🧳

[abrahamcortina]

Just like Blue Sky's Robots (which William Joyce also produced)

[Hunterrobinson-uf]

You can hit the sarge ants in the belly with the charge ball glove once you’ve dug under them and they flip on their backside. Also, you could have used the shockwave normal move to clear out the debris. Finally, you can actually hit enemies when not in target mode if you get close enough to be in attack range. 🤷🏻‍♂️👍🏻