Overview
- Number of Players
- 1 (Single Player)
- Genre
- Release Date
DSiWare
- 14th Sep 2009, 800 points
- 28th Aug 2009, 800 points
- Series
- Official Site
- oscarintoyland.com
Reviews
Review Oscar in Toyland (DSiWare)
A colourful trip down memory lane
Originally released as Trolls in 1992 for the Amiga, Super Nintendo and PC, Oscar in Toyland is a remake of what many consider an Amiga gaming classic. The game combines platforming with a “scavenger hunt” game mechanic which challenges the player to find a certain number of “baby Oscars” per level. The game...
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Oscar in Toyland News
Nintendo Download Spaceballs, Shopping Carts, Poker, Street Challenges, Art and Toys (US)
Another WiiWare boost with three new games.
For some reason, Nintendo chose not to reveal today's releases in advance - Not only did they not put a press release on their press site, but they didn't even send one to journalists through email! We have no idea why, because this is actually a relatively solid week - Definitely not as bad as some past...
News Oscar in Toyland Available in North America Next Monday
DSiWare's first platformer makes the leap across the ocean next week.
Rated by the ESRB a while ago, Oscar in Toyland was recently released in Europe with no sign of a North American release. Developer Virtual Playground has now told us that the game will in fact be released next Monday, the 14th, so if you've been waiting for a platformer to hit...
Nintendo Download Mr. Driller W, Texas Hold'em Poker and Oscar in Toyland (EU)
The Virtual Console takes another break.
No huge surprises this week - WiiWare sees a game North America got earlier this week, along with Gameloft's latest, while DSiWare gets a single game already previously announced. Mr. Driller W is the latest in Namco's now quite well-known Mr. Driller series - A spin-off of the Dig Dug series, you play as the...
News Oscar in Toyland on DSiWare This Friday
Sequel to a relatively unknown SNES game available very soon.
If you've kept your eye on the various rating boards, you might've noticed that a game called Oscar in Toyland has been rated as DSiWare release for quite a while now. Out of the blue, it has now been announced that the game will be released in this Friday's European Wii and DSi update...
About The Game
Meet OSCAR – the new kid on the block!
This fabulous jump and run game is easy to play, packed with hours of fun & non-stop action, 100’s of collectables & surprises!
In psychedelic Worlds of Candy, Soda Pop, Amusement Park Rides, Board Games, Fantasy Land & more, meeting lots of cool Toys and Animals in hidden rooms and Bonus and Bogus mini games. Use Wings to Fly, Springy Shoes to Jump and Oscar’s secret weapon – his magical Yo-Yo to swing on and zap enemies in some of the craziest platform levels you’ll ever play!
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Can't go wrong with platformers.
Looks stupid now.
I like the look in the banner. Very colorfull. Looking forward to it.
Oscar scares me......
I may still consider this if it gets good reviews.
I'd be suprised if it costs less than 800pts.
yeah I agree with WhoKnew, this should be decent if not good. I want a megaman sequal for Dsi it would be awesomeness.
id rather have an SSB on dsiware dicesukeinuzuka........
looks pretty cool. me might want
Ok , not the must charming DSi Ware title but ok!
scratch that.... dsiware only takes up 40 mb of data
maybe if they make a dsi enhanced card for ssb ds they could make upgrades for it through dsi shop!
I need a storage solution
Wow, looks like it jumped straight out of a 90s computer!
I played his a lot on the old Amiga (as Trolls), and it wasn't too bad. Quite fun in its own way, and incredibly colourful and vivid for its day.
I love this game, I remember this game with a different central character a Troll on the Amiga and it was great fun. I think this game is even better and since I bought it at the weekend, I cannot put it down.
Its worth every one of those 800 points
@whoknew yup, platformers are just always fun
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