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Neopets: The Darkest Faerie
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eye on." A PlayStation version of the game was being developed by The Code Monkeys , but was cancelled in favor of a PlayStation 2 version. According to
Joust (video game)
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is referenced in the Robot Chicken episode "Celebutard Mountain", the Code Monkeys episode "Just One of the Gamers", and the video games Mortal Kombat
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insult the player. These playable games can be found on both discs of the Code Monkeys DVD, both having a separate Flash game link, including each their own
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was cancelled. Developed in-house at Light & Shadow Production with The Code Monkeys assisting the PlayStation version, the PlayStation and Game Boy Advance
List of Nintendo DS games (0–C)
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20080920080926September 26, 2008 (EU) Casper's Scare School Spooky Sports Day The Code Monkeys Crave, Red Wagon Games 20101020101020October 20, 2010 (NA) Castlevania:
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Space Drifter in the Minoriteam episode "Space Driftin", Chris in the Code Monkeys episode "Benny's Birthday", V-Giny in the Futurama episode "In-A-Gadda-Da-Leela"
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in the South Park episode "Cherokee Hair Tampons", Laird Booney in the Code Monkeys episode "The Secret of 4-20", Bottom Bag in the Uncle Grandpa episode
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Roll Mystery, Yung Hee Tyson in Mike Tyson Mysteries, Dolly Parton in the Code Monkeys episode "Dave Gets Boobs", Woman #1 in the Robot Chicken episode "May
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PlayStation 2, PC Notes: Developed by Hip Interactive and published by The Code Monkeys . Garfield: The Search for Pooky Original release date(s): EU: November
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Gear The Story of Thor RPG Ancient Genesis Tomcat Alley Shoot em' up The Code Monkeys Sega CD Torarete Tamaruka!? Action Sega Game Gear OutRunners Racing
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Adam de la Peña at the San Diego Comic Con's Code Monkeys panel in July 2007; Peña is the creator of the Code Monkeys animated series.