Rock 'n' Roll Adventures
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Rock 'n' Roll Adventures

Join Elviz’s swinging party as he battles against nightmare sounds and off-beat tunes in Rock ‘n’ Roll Adventures.

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jpg https://www.giantbomb.com/a/uploads/original/1/14761/791748-rocknrolladv1.jpg Rock 'n' Roll Adventures is a 3D comical fantasy platformer developed and published by Data Design Interactive for the PlayStation 2 and PC (Platform) exclusively in Europe in 2007. It also received a Wii release in both North America and Europe the same year, with the NA version released by Conspiracy Entertainment. Set in a fantasy land of musical instruments, players control Elviz (Character) (who resembles the real-life rock star Elvis Presley (Person)) as he uses his platforming and legendary guitar against sentient music instruments ("off-beat tunes") in order to collect eight golden records and activate a teleporter. It was later revealed through leftover game files that the game was originally pitched as a 3D sequel to the Zool duology of 2D platformers before that concept was instead split off into four separate budget games, each with their own theme and protagonist. The sweets-themed stages became Ninjabread Man (Game), the Egypt-themed stages became Anubis II, the toy-themed stages became Myth Makers: Trixie in Toyland, and the music-themed stages later became Rock 'n' Roll Adventures. The game's short three-level length and nearly non-existent story, as well as the Wii version's poor motion controls and the game's near-identical gameplay and assets with the above-mentioned games, gave Rock 'n Roll Adventures notoriety as one of the worst games in the Wii's library.

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