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Rocket Power: Beach Bandits
GameCube cover art
Developer(s)	Evolution Games
Publisher(s)	THQ
Platform(s)	PlayStation 2, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo GameCube
Release date(s)	PlayStation 2 ^NA September 20, 2002 ^PAL October 25, 2002 GameCube ^NA September 24, 2002 Game Boy Advance ^NA October 19, 2002
Genre(s)	Adventure
Rating(s)	ESRB: E OFLC: G8+

Rocket Power: Beach Bandits is a 2002 video game for the PlayStation 2, GameCube, and Game Boy Advance derived from the Nickelodeon cartoon Rocket Power. The game homages the James Bond tradition through its use of elaborate set pieces and gadgets.

1 Plot
2 Characters
3 Locations
4 Cultural references
5 Receptions

Plot

Schools out for summer! That's what you think. The sand has gone missing and it's up to your favorite action sport kids to solve it. Well, a business tycoon named Eric Golem Sr. is buying up Ocean Shore businesses. While the town is okay with him, team Rocket Power is a little suspicious about him. When you see Lars under the pier, Pi challenges Otto to a halfpipe skate duel. This is your first mission which will be easy. After Otto wins the duel, Lars and Pi show Otto and his friends what they are hiding under the pier. It is a garbagebot. Twister was nervous and thought it was a space alien. Sam looks at the logo on the robot and it had the symbol of Golom's trademark. That is when the rocket power crew finds out what Golem industries is up to.

Characters

In normal one player mode, you can play as Otto, Sam, Twister, and Reggie. On two player, if you can unlock them you can play as Lars' friends Pi, Sputs, Eddie, and Golem Jr. himself.

Locations

There are 4 different locations in story mode that you can travel to:

Ocean Shores- The home of team Rocket Power. This is where you have easy tasks.
Lakes- Something fishy is going on and the water from the Lakes are gone. Find the source of how the water is being taken. Hazards- Crab Robots, falling rocks, sinking logs, and a Barraamundi boss.
Wishing Waters- Now that you're close on the trail of Golem find the source of his robot factory and the robot army will go bye-bye, but there is a supercomputer in charge. His name is Cyrax, and he was created by Golem to destroy you. So find the secret entrance, destroy Cyrax and head toward the next step through your quest. Hazards- electric floors, toxic waste, laser cutters, welding robots, and the Cyrax memory core fight.
Mondo Mountain- The Hidden HQ of Golem Industries. This volcano lair is hiding the true secret of Golem's dastardly plans for the area. A shocking surprise awaits Team Rocket. Power in here... who would have guessed it? Hazards- Molten lava, steam jets, monorail ride, Ninja robots, volcano boss, and final showdown.

Cultural references

There are many references to Tak and the Power of Juju, the video game, in posters around Ocean Shores and also in the forest, there are two places where you can see Tak, but he runs away.
Also, in Roller Blade training, many of the moves reference Spongebob, including the Starfish, the Flying Squirrel, and the Kung Fu.
When the robot eye blows up, it starts singing "daisy...daisy" and then it fades out. This is a reference to 2001: A Space Odyssey, in which Hal does the same thing.
A Hoverboard level makes a reference to Back to the Future.

Receptions

Game Rankings scores it 61% for the PlayStation 2 and Gamecube.

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Rocket Power: Beach Bandits

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Cultural references

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