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Titeuf: Méga-Compet'

Titeuf: Mega Compet is a French party game based on the comic book Titeuf. Up to four players select a character from a pool of ten, choose a difficulty level and compete in different mini-games such as bombe…

24 September 2004

Titeuf: Méga-Compet' is a video game developed by Eden Studios, released 24 September 2004 on Game Boy Advance, PlayStation 2 and PC (Microsoft Windows).

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What Titeuf: Méga-Compet' is

Titeuf: Méga-Compet' was developed by Eden Studios and released in 2004. It was published by Atari, Inc.. It is available on Game Boy Advance, PlayStation 2 and PC (Microsoft Windows).

The premise, in the publisher's words

Titeuf: Mega Compet is a French party game based on the comic book Titeuf. Up to four players select a character from a pool of ten, choose a difficulty level and compete in different mini-games such as bombe glavonique, dinausaure explosif, techerno-débile, hockey-crotte, Zik machine... More than 85 characters from the comic books appear in the game.
Description from the publisher · source

How it plays

Its themes are kids. It is a single-player game with no multiplayer component. Available modes: Multiplayer and Single player.

Where it sits in the Titeuf series

Titeuf: Méga-Compet' is the second of 5 entries we hold in the Titeuf series. It arrived 3 years after Titeuf. The next entry was 2 jeux en 1 I Titeuf: Ze Gag Machine + Titeuf: Méga-Compet' in 2005.

See all 5 Titeuf games in release order →

What it launched against

Titeuf: Méga-Compet' launched on 24 September 2004, within three weeks of Counter-Strike: Source, Rome: Total War, Fable and Burnout 3: Takedown.

Released around the same time: Counter-Strike: Source, Rome: Total War, Fable, Burnout 3: Takedown.

Official trailer

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Sourced from the publisher’s YouTube channel.

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When did Titeuf: Méga-Compet' come out?
Titeuf: Méga-Compet' was released on 24 September 2004 for Game Boy Advance, PlayStation 2 and PC (Microsoft Windows).