DS Critic Reviews

Another strong offering in an already thriving series. It is strongly recommended for gamers looking for a challenging and exciting experience with a strong lead character.

The visual presentation will suck in fans of the show, and the story should placate anyone who follows KP’s adventures. However, due to the lack of replay value, I’d advise those fans to either rent the game, or wait until the price comes down.

While it lasts, it’s a hoot, but it’s all over much too fast.

Has a lot going for it, especially in the graphical department. Unfortunately, gameplay issues sap most of the fun out of the game.

A mixed bag—platforming and presentation are exceptional, making for one of the better games I’ve played on the DS. On the other hand, the combat and length detract so much from the overall package.

Kim Possible: Kimmunicator is short on replay and originality, but it is still a solid platformer for the next generation of gamers. The variety of levels and moves makes it more enjoyable than many similar titles.

Incredibly short. We're talking Wario World short here, folks. Anyone with a modicum of basic platforming and video fighting skills can beat this game in a matter of hours.

With a mix of 2-D and 3-D, Kim has some of the coolest-looking levels of any DS game yet. [Dec 2005, p.121]

All the basics are there, but the game needs a thorough ironing out because of the little flaws add up to one major let down.

The DS touchpad and special features were hardly used at all. Aside from the outfits, there are no special items to collect or find. No hidden characters, no portrait pictures of the heroes and villains.