Fairly OddParents: Breakin' Da Rules Related Games

SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom, based on the number one program on kids' TV, the evil Plankton sets his most diabolical plan ever in motion, putting the fate of Bikini Bottom in the hands (or small tentacles) of three unsuspecting heroes -- SpongeBob SquarePants, Patrick StarFish and Sandy Cheeks -- each with unique moves and abilities. Players will go “tongue-boarding” down huge mountains, “underwear bungee jumping” off tall cliffs or ride in a guided cruise bubble in an effort to foil Plankton's scheme.

Assume the role of Timmy Turner as you try to stop an evil antagonist known only as The Shadown, from taking over the world.

Play as SpongeBob SquarePants and embark on a series of fantastic tales through nine visually unique levels.

The game certainly contains a lot of the same Wario charm that makes his GBA appearances so memorable, but the final product is too short and simplistic to hold your attention for more than a day.

The monsters of Monstropolis learn the power of laughter in Disney/Pixar's Monsters, Inc. for GameCube. Gameplay features a unique dodge ball-style match set in special stadium arenas where your favorite monsters launch an artillery of laugh balls at each other which upon contact will affect each monster differently. In the game, Monsters train and learn how to bring laughter to the children they once scared with the ultimate goal of filling their individual laugh canisters first. The game also features a multi-player mode allowing up to four players.

I-Ninja is a short but well-crafted third-person action game with a surprising variety of gameplay.

Join SpongeBob in this 3D platformer that pits him against the Flying Dutchman, who is accidentally released from his imprisonment.

This third-person adventure game is inspired by the upcoming movie of the same name and will allow players to play as both Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck.

The older kids who found some chuckles in the adult-aimed nudge-and-winks found in the original Shrek movie probably aren't going to find anything too compelling here.

Zapper's a cricket on a mission to save his brother.  He must make his way through six interactive worlds, each with dangerous hazards he must avoid, eggs he must capture, meeting both friends and enemies that help and hinder his progress.  In a great twist on classic avoid-em up gameplay, Zapper has an offensive weapon: the Zap!  The zap is a powerful electrical charge which Zapper can send from his antennas, eliminating or stunning enemies and gaining him access to the power-ups and treasures of the worlds he moves through.  This zap, plus fast-footed skills and superior timing, will help Zapper to conquer all the worlds and survive the final showdown with Maggie, the diabolical magpie queen.

Players must help Taz race, rumble, and spin his way through 4 different worlds and 20 destructible levels. 

If you're on the lookout for a solid platformer for a weekend rental, then Pitfall: The Lost Expedition is right up your alley.

The Staff of Dreams is definitely a more well-conceived game than The Power of Juju, but the whole experience is muddled by an inconsistent difficulty and slapdash level designs.