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I picked up Flushed Away for the Game Boy Advance back in 2006, a time when licensed movie games were a common sight on the handheld. It was published by D3 Publisher, and it fit right into that era of portable platformers based on animated films. The game follows the story of Roddy, a pampered pet rat who gets flushed down the toilet into the sewers of London.

You control Roddy through a series of side-scrolling levels, navigating sewers and cityscapes. The main goal is to find your way back home while evading the villainous Toad and his henchfrogs. You spend a lot of time jumping across pipes, climbing ropes, and avoiding environmental hazards like rushing water. A key mechanic involves using a slingshot to hit switches and stun enemies from a distance. The game also incorporates simple stealth sections where you must hide in shadows to avoid patrols. The pacing is fairly brisk, though some sections can be tricky with precise platforming required. It feels like a straightforward, lighthearted adventure that captures the movie's chaotic energy.