This is what you get when advertizing and games mix.
The only problem about all this is that it's definitely a rushed game, with bare levels that are horribly linear, with rarely any platforming to keep gamers interested. The graphics are nothing above what you could easily create in Microsoft paint, considering that there is almost no texture look to any sprites, just strait colors. Mostly all of the game has a fair amount of animation, aside from Chester himself, which is actually animated pretty well with details like Chester's legs and arms flinging strait out when running into trees from being launched through the air (like a cartoon character). The sound isn't much to brag about, but it's not like there's much in the game to add sound effects to anyway, so really the content just brings the sound to a minimal range and will be an annoyance the entire game. Well, speaking of the length of Chester Cheeta, there really isn't much here, if I can remember right, there's about 6 levels in all. The game will do a nice job of frustrating you, since you'll have to play the levels quite a few times to get used to them, this was the only feature that urged me to finish the game.
It's really a good thing that most people missed this game, and a good thing that Kaneko doesn't make games anymore. If they did, they would probably be designing "The Ultimate Tampax Adventure" for Xbox Next right about now.