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Sabrina the Teenage Witch: Brat Attack!
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Amazon Minimum Age: 96 months
Binding: CD-ROM
Brand: Vivendi Universal
EAN: 0051581043160
ESRB Age Rating: Everyone
Label: Vivendi Universal
Manufacturer: Vivendi Universal
Model: 4316
Platform: Macintosh, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows 95
Publisher: Vivendi Universal
Studio: Vivendi Universal
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Editorial Review:
Help your favorite teenage witch recover the Beanie of Ultimate Power in Sabrina the Teenage Witch: Brat Attack, a magical adventure game. It all starts with a package that should have been delivered to someone else. In it is the all-powerful propeller beanie, and Sabrina's cat, Salem, gets locked in a cage when her cousin Amanda decides she simply must have that hat. It's Sabrina's job to recover the cat and the hat from the Other Realm and defeat Amanda and her brat pack.
The "Labtop" contains all of Sabrina's spells, and throughout the game, you can store new magical ingredients and spells for later use. Also, make sure to stock up on plenty of energy along the way or you could get sent back to Limbo in the linen closet!
There's five different worlds to explore: Sabrina's house, the Spelleria, Amanda's Arena, Mars, and Sabrina's high school. If your own teenage (or preteen) witch enjoys the television show and has fun solving mysteries, this game should be right up her alley. It's not every day a girl gets to blast her enemies away merely by pointing a finger. With Sabrina at her side, we bet she'll find this problem-solving adventure game truly... spellbinding. --Jill Lightner
Sabrina, The Teenage Witch: Brat Attack! is the second game based on the popular TV show; it features the voices of all the characters from the show. Brat Attack! finds Sabrina's cousin Amanda having stolen The Beanie of Ultimate Power, an item of enormous value to the witches council, which charges Sabrina and Salem the cat with the task of returning the Beanie to its rightful place.
Players control Sabrina in her search for cousin Amanda and travel through different witch worlds in the other realm, among them The Spelleria (a witches-only mall) and a Martian ski resort. Use Sabrina's magic to find Amanda, solve puzzles, and recover that elusive Beanie of Ultimate Power!
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - A bit difficult for that age group
The box says 8-12 years old but I personally feel this game may be too challenging. I'm a 20 year old college student who got this game for x-mas and I had major problems getting through the levels with all the "bad guys" swarming around. It took me a few days to complete and I always ended the game that day very frustrated. If you need a hint, Aunt Louisa in the Labtop can be of great help. The graphics are pretty good but the instructions are lacking. Good luck with this game!
Rating: - Fun, but.....
It is really fun and challenging the first time you play, but once you beat it, it doesn't change. It becomes non challenging and boring, because it's too easy. If you like playing a game over and over again, and still be challenged, don't buy this game.
Rating:  - Sabrina The Teenage Witch CD Rom Review.
It was very enjoyable and fun to try to find all the ingredients for the potion. I was on the edge of my computer.It wasn't very hard once you had figured out how to do it.I enjoyed finding Amanda and going into the other realm. Salem was funny especially by the remarks and jokes he made. I played this game over and over again and I never got bored. Out of all the computer games I have played this is by far the best.I would give it five stars.
Rating: - SABBY IS THE BOMB
tHIS IS A COOL GAME U GET TO MAKE SPELLS AND FIND SALEM
AND ITS REALLY HER VOICE, SALEMS VOICE AND HER SISTERS VOICE.
IT IS HARD TO ZAP THEM IN TIME THOUGH.
Rating:  - Nice game, but buggy
My nine year-old daughter liked playing this game, but the program is filled with too many bugs & glitches. We called the software support help-line and talked to a perfectly nice guy who had no idea how to help us (it turned out that he knew next to nothing about the Sabrina software). In the end, we finally gave up and left the software on a shelf, where it sits today. Very frustrating!
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