Publisher: Majesco
Publisher: Majesco
Genre: Platformer
Release Date: April 19, 2005 (US)
Release Date: April 19, 2005 (US)
Release Date: April 19, 2005 (US)
T for Teen: Cartoon Violence, Crude Humor, Language
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Publisher: Majesco
Publisher: Majesco
Genre: Platformer
Release Date: April 19, 2005 (US)
Release Date: April 19, 2005 (US)
Release Date: April 19, 2005 (US)
T for Teen: Cartoon Violence, Crude Humor, Language
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Psychonauts

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Tim Schafer's at it again, and his vision of summer camp makes for one of the most enjoyable experiences on the Xbox. Read Review

Surreal action adventure game starring Raz, a powerful young cadet at psychic summer camp. While working on his levitation merit badge, Raz discovers that someone is kidnapping psychic children and stealing their brains. In order to foil this evil plot and earn the title of Psychonaut, Raz must project himself into the minds of one bizarre character after another to battle their nightmares and mental demons. He does all this while continuing to earn his psychic merit badges in Telekinesis, Clairvoyance, Pyrokinesis and more. Players run, bounce, float, climb, swing and sneak while defeating monsters, lunatics and demons with the Psi-Blast, a mental burst of energy that will banish nightmares.


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Psychonauts

Xbox Reviews | Apr 22, 2005

Tim Schafer's at it again, and his vision of summer camp makes for one of the most enjoyable experiences on the Xbox. Read More »

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Xbox Previews | Oct 13, 2004

If you've been reading my column -- and judging by the traffic you haven't -- then you'll know that I'm a big fan of Psychonauts and what it represents for gaming. This platform game is an incredibly creative, wonderfully humorous, and refreshingly original title with the enormous potential to rise above the glut of sequels and "me too" titles that comprise the majority of the market. When Psychonauts was unceremoniously dropped by Microsoft, it became the martyr of creative game design in my heart. But like Obi-Wan Kenobi, I knew it would become much more powerful than Microsoft could possibly imagine. Recently, I stopped by Doublefine to check out Psychonauts and I was tickled chartreuse to see that its considerable potential is being actualized. Read More »

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Psychonauts (Xbox)

Release Region: United States
Release Date: April 19, 2005
Publisher: Majesco

ESRB T for Teen Cartoon Violence, Crude Humor, Language

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Features

  • Master the Powers of the Mind: As the game progresses, constant training will unleash new powers of telekinesis, levitation, pyrokinesis, invisibility, and more. Use these in the quest to become a stronger, more dynamic hero and to fulfill a lifelong dream of joining the elite force of Psychonauts.
  • Blast, Think, Dodge: Use cunning wit, paranormal powers and logic to solve twisted puzzled inside other people's minds. Run, bounce, float, climb, swing and sneak through this bizarre psychic journey of the minds. Defeat monsters, lunatics and demons with the Psi-Blast, a mental burst of energy that will banish nightmares.
  • All In The Mind: The only game ever to take place in the minds of the insane and the world in which they live. Face the fears, neurosis and bizarre thoughts of villains, lunatics and even see yourself in a new light as you progress through a twisted, imaginative, colorful, scary yet fun journey.
  • Feature Film Quality: Hand crafted animations breathe life into every character. From the sound of sneaking footsteps to the crash of a Psi-blast, the rich sound effects make the worlds come alive. The original soundtrack was recorded to match the action and mood throughout this twisted journey.

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