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Spy Kids: All the Time in the World places players right in the middle of a high-stakes race against the clock as the nefarious Timekeeper threatens to collapse global time itself. Players take control of junior agents Rebecca and Cecil (alongside classic characters from the franchise) as they navigate through secret headquarters, gadget labs, and urban environments.
Using the Nintendo DS touch screen and buttons, players engage in a variety of action-packed missions that blend side-scrolling platforming with tactile puzzle-solving. Along the way, agents can collect high-tech gadgets, disable security lasers, crack electronic safes, and use clever stealth tactics to outsmart robotic henchmen and boss characters. With accessible gameplay and plenty of movie-inspired charm, it provides a fun portable experience for young secret agents.
Developer: Behaviour Interactive
Publisher: Bandai Namco Games
Platform: Nintendo DS (Compatible with Nintendo DSi, 2DS, and 3DS systems)
Release Date: August 16, 2011 (North America)
Genre: Action / Platformer / Puzzle / Adventure
Player(s): Single-player
Media: NDS Game Card / Cartridge
ESRB Rating: E10+ (Everyone 10+ for Cartoon Violence)
Movie-Inspired Espionage: Dive into an original storyline tied directly to the action-packed Spy Kids cinematic universe.
Playable Junior Agents: Control brave young operatives equipped with specialized high-tech gear and distinct abilities.
Gadget-Based Puzzles: Use the Nintendo DS touch screen to hack computer systems, crack safes, and disarm dangerous security devices.
Stealth and Action Platforming: Sneak past patrolling guards, leap across hazardous obstacles, and battle robotic adversaries across varied levels.
Kid-Friendly Challenge: Enjoy intuitive controls and balanced mechanics designed to provide an engaging experience for younger gamers.
Yes, as a standard physical Nintendo DS game cartridge, the title is fully backward-compatible and playable on Nintendo DSi, Nintendo 3DS, 3DS XL, and 2DS systems.
Players act as junior secret agents working to stop the villainous Timekeeper from executing a catastrophic plot that threatens global time.
Many puzzles and hacking minigames make direct use of the Nintendo DS touch screen and stylus, allowing players to physically interact with wires, control panels, and security systems.
No, Spy Kids: All the Time in the World on the Nintendo DS is strictly a single-player adventure focusing on completing the story campaign.
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