The G-Force game is better than it should be

The G-Force video game adaptation is visually fantastic, with a variety of mostly functional gameplay. There were many 2000s movie tie-in video games, and it should come as no surprise to discover 2009's G-Force was part of that pile. What is surprising is that it's a high quality game for a bad Disney movie about spy guinea pigs. Today, w00fa plays the G-Force video game and explains why it is so much better than it should be, while also falling short of being something worth playing. MUSIC (Epidemic Sound) Hit Parade by OTE A Thief's Waltz by Victor Lundberg Chambre Spezial by Daniel Fridell Errors Expected by The Fly Guy Five Extra Fries by The Fly Guy Five Goose Bumps by Wendy Marcini Harlem Spills by Nicky Dowling Jungle Awakening by Rune Dale Late But That's Great by Golden Age Radio Societe Secrete by Duke Herrington The High Point by Martin Landstrom To Sebastian by Wendy Marcini Vince, Hack Comedian by Harry Edvino