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Barbie Horse Adventures: Wild Horse Rescue

 
Games: Barbie Horse Adventures: Wild Horse Rescue
 
  • Release Date: November 04, 2003
  • Genre: Adventure
  • Style: Third-Person Graphic Adventure

Game Description

Several horses have disappeared from a local stable, and it's up to Barbie and her friends to find them in Barbie Horse Adventures: Wild Horse Race. Players will guide Barbie through a 3D horse-riding extravaganza across five areas. Barbie has to be a careful rider, however, because fallen trees, fragile bridges, rivers, cliffs, and an assortment of tricky terrain awaits. At certain times, Barbie will have to dismount and lead her steed through particularly strenuous areas.
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Production Credits

Company 1: Vivendi Universal Games; Senior Producer: Dyan Daglas, Beny Levy; Director of Development: Cathy Siegel; Creative Director: Ben Badgett; Brand Manager: Melanie Bullock; Marketing Coordinator: Rebecca Rufener; Director of Marketing: Beckie Holmes; QA Lead: Ellen Williams; Associate Lead: Calvin Wong; Tester: Jason Colmobetti, Lena Hedgecoth, Michael Palomino, Brian Kang, Brian Douglass, Ben Hines, Stephen Yang, Noah Evans, Peter Elmore, Michael Kurilko, Takeshi Yoshino, Kevin Sodini; Configuration Lab: Afolabi Akibola, Mark Jihanian, Rob Gardner, Jason Perry; QA Brand Manager: Igor Kritinsky, James Galloway; Sr. Research Analyst: Irene Lane; Documentation: Cathy Johnson, Joe Skelley, Pamela Blanford; Casting and Voice Direction: Tom Keegan; Dialog Recording & Editor: Andrea Toyias; Director Sound and Video: Christian Johnson; Sound Design: Tom Zehnder; Music Supervisor: Andrea Toyias; Voice of Barbie: Anndi McAfee; Voice of Teresa: Grey Delisle; Voice of Christie: Grey Delisle; Voice of Mrs. Hepburn: Kath Soucie; Company 2: Mattel New Media; Senior Manager: Patricia Masai; Senior Vice President, Production: Amy Boylan; Company 3: Blitz Games Ltd.; Founder: Oliver Twins; Team: Team Banshee; Project Manager: Phil Drinkwater; Technical Manager: Martyn Ash; Creative Manager: Mark Hardisty; Assistant Creative Manager: Scott Davidson; Programming: Chris Fry, Matthew Hayward, Rob Grant, Carl Warwick; Art: Rehaan Akhtar, Heather Calder, Emma Ford-Hutchinson, Alan Paul, Mark Witts, Stephen Baskerville, Ollie Clarke, Rupert Lewis Jones, Gerry Udogaranya; Audio: Gerard Gourley, John Guscott, Matt Black; QA: John Jarvis, Adam Breeden, Mark Digger, Aron Tomlin, Wayne Gardner, Graeme Davidson, Richard Griffith; Core Technology: John Whigham, Mathew Bailey, Tom Gaulton, Lyndon Homewood, Andy Slater, Richard Hackett, James Figleton, Ashley Hogg, John Murray; Additional Support: Simon Bennett Hayes, Sandro Da Cruz, Chris Hamilton, Jonathan Scarcliffe, Jason Tassell, Phil Wilson, Steve Bruce, Jon Eckersley, Soo-Ling Lyle, Simon Smith, Bryn Williams; Warwick International School of Riding: Janet Martinez, Matthew Nagy, Emma Denson, Paul Hodge, Diane Rodgie, James Vale, Andy Squirrell, Errol Gale, David Kite, Richard Sinnett
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Barbie Horse Adventures: Wild Horse Rescue

North American box art for the PS2 version of Wild Horse Adventures.
Developer(s) Blitz Games
Publisher(s) Vivendi
Platform(s) Xbox, Playstation 2, Game Boy Advance
Release date(s) NA November 4, 2003
Genre(s) Adventure game
Mode(s) Single-player
Rating(s) ESRB: E
Media CD, Cartridge
Input methods Gamepad

Barbie Horse Adventures: Wild Horse Rescue is a video game available for PlayStation 2, Game Boy Advance and Xbox, based on the Barbie line of dolls by Mattel.

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Reviews

The game has been heavily criticized by the gaming press. X-Play dubbed it a Game You Should Never Buy[1] next to Monster Garage: The Game and Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing. In the episode, X-Play co-host Morgan Webb called Barbie Horse Adventures: Wild Horse Rescue the worst game ever made, and continues to reference it so in ongoing episodes after giving the terrible review of having a 1 out of 5. IGN gave it a 4/10 rating, and XGP Gaming rating it a 4 out of 10.

Decent reviews, which mainly point out that the game was being geared towards children, were given out by TeamXbox (3.8/5) and the British Official Xbox Magazine (6.7/10.)

Xbox 360 compatibility

The Xbox version (and by extension, Xbox creator Microsoft) have been ridiculed for being a rare game that is forward-compatible to the Xbox 360,[2] whilst some of the more popular Xbox games remain unplayable on the newer console. It is viewed as a minor licensed title which has little appeal outside of its niche market. However, it's been reported that the forwards compatibility of the game on the Xbox 360 was a side effect of emulation of a different game.[citation needed]

References

See also

List of Xbox games compatible with Xbox 360



 
 

 

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