Rugrats: Scavenger Hunt

Rugrats: Scavenger Hunt
Developer(s)	Realtime Associates
Publisher(s)	THQ
Release date(s)	June 29, 1999  August 10, 1999
Genre(s)	Party
System(s)	Nintendo 64
Players	1-4
Modes	Single player, Multiplayer
Preceded by	The Rugrats Movie Activity Challenge
Followed by	Rugrats Mystery Adventures
Series	Rugrats
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Rugrats: Scavenger Hunt is a party game that was developed by Realtime Associates for THQ, and released on the Nintendo 64, on June 29, 1999; as its name suggests, it is the fifth title in the Rugrats series (and the second featuring multiplayer capabilities). The game was later released under the title Rugrats: Treasure Hunt in the EU on August 10, 1999 - however, only the title screen was changed to account for the new name, and the rest of the game remained the same as the original US version.

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This is taken from the back of the game's box, the front of which is displayed in the image to the right:

Scavenge through three games in one! Reptar Rally: The babies visit Reptar on his candy island to help him collect as many sweets as possible.

Angelica's Temple of Gloom: The babies are transported to the ancient Aztec Temple of Kokobola. Find all the pieces to the broken Aztec statue before Angelica does, or else...

Pirate Treasure Hunt: Play diaper-to-diaper and search through a sunken pirate ship looking for hidden treasure. © Viacom International Inc. 1999

Table of Contents

editRugrats series

Rugrats Adventure Game · Search for Reptar · The Rugrats Movie · The Rugrats Movie Activity Challenge · Scavenger Hunt · Mystery Adventures · Studio Tour · Time Travellers · Totally Angelica · Totally Angelica Boredom Buster · Rugrats in Paris: The Movie · Castle Capers · All Growed Up · I Gotta Go Party · Royal Ransom · Munchin Land · Rugrats Go Wild · Food Fight

Compilation: Rugrats Go Wild Double Pack

Spin-off: All Grown Up: Express Yourself