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Astro Boy: Omega Factor

Astro Boy: Omega Factor

Treasure,?+1 more

?Dec 18, 2003?

?

8.3

4 hrs

Main Story

6 hrs

Story + Sides

8 hrs

Everything

5 hrs

All Styles

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Astro Boy: Omega Factor

8.8

great

Official IGN Review

Summary

Known in Japan as Tetsuwan Atomu, the Treasure-developed GBA game is based on the new Astro Boy cartoon currently airing on Japanese television.

Content Rating

Mild Animated Violence

Developers

Treasure,?Hitmaker

Publishers

Franchises

Features

Memory Card,?Cartridge Save

Initial Release

Dec 18, 2003

Platforms

Genres

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