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  12 November 2007

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1. Traditional beat-em-up gameplay returns with Ben 10's first entry in gaming.

   Reviewer: Yahoo
   14 November 2007

   Overall 7

   

   Gameplay 7

   

   Graphics 6

   

   Sound 7

   

    

   Ben 10: Protector of Earth doesn’t pretend to be a high-budget brawler in any sense. The game rocks a $30 price tag on PS2, $40 on Wii, and is geared entirely for a younger audience. That being said, it does a ton of things right in its first gaming attempt, and while we couldn’t care less about the license itself the core gameplay is fast and fun, there’s some depth in the 80+ unlockable combos and five fighters, and the LEGO Star Wars-inspired “pop in, pop... Read more

2. Ben 10: Protector of Earth Review

   Reviewer: GameZone
   9 November 2007

   Overall 8

   

   Gameplay 8

   

   Graphics 8

   

   Sound 8

   

   Storyline 7

   

   Multiplayer 5

   

    

   One of the better brawlers available, Ben 10: Protector of Earth is all about action. Repetition is an unavoidable factor, but it is much less noticeable than in other beat-‘em-ups, thanks entirely to the controls, attack moves and character lineup. Read more

3. Ben 10: Protector of Earth

   Reviewer: GamerNode
   19 November 2007

   Overall 6

   

    

   Ben 10: Protector of Earth is one of the best kids' games coming out this holiday season. As a game for younger gamers and children, it's just a huge success. It's accessible, simple but fun, and very child-friendly in terms of content. If they watch or like the show, it's even better. For a general gamer, however, it's a game you won't mind playing if someone asks you to -- but you probably shouldn't buy it. It's far too simple for an experienced gamer, and the other... Read more

4. Ben 10: Protector of Earth

   Reviewer: Metacritic
   5 September 2009

   Overall 6

   

    

   In Ben 10: Protector of Earth, players take on the role of Cartoon Network's everyday-kid-turned-superhero, Ben Tennyson. Using the power of the Omnitrix which has embedded itself on Ben's wrist, players battle as one of five popular alien heroes from the show. By taking on these amazing powers, players can save the world through the game's diverse challenges, puzzles and skirmishes. At first glance, 10-year-old Ben looks like your average, everyday kid, but upon closer... Read more

5. Ben 10: Protector of Earth

   Reviewer: DS-x2
   12 June 2008

   Overall 7

   

    

   As a first attempt at bringing the show to different medium, Ben 10: Protector of Earth is a very good attempt, doing many things correctly. The side scrolling fighting is top notch and has a good amount of depth to it, providing those with fond memories of playing through similar titles in arcades with some great gameplay while also being instantly accessible for those who are younger. The presentation of the game is done to a high standard as well, with only a few... Read more

1. Ben 10: Protector of Earth

   Reviewer: Nanashi D., Metacritic
   5 September 2009

   Overall 8

   

    

   Certainly the best licensed game I;ve played in a while. Kinda like a less violent God of War, or Devil May Cry sort of game. I'm a big fan of the cell shaded-ness, and it looks a lot like the show. Plenty of enemies, neat attacks, okay level design, very basic puzzles, and an actual level of difficulty, despite being designed for an E10 crowd. Read more

2. Ben 10: Protector of Earth

   Reviewer: lyleyboy, swapgame
   12 June 2008

   Overall 6

   

    

   This is a good game for kids. It does get a bit repetitive, kill the baddies move on a bit kill more baddies move on... yeah you guessed it. My three year old thinks its cool and actually does quite well. I only have to take over to sort out the bosses. I think the concept of "You cant do that with this alien" is a bit beyond him at the moment but fun is fun whatever form it comes in. Not really one for the serious gamer. Read more