Kuri Kuri Mix PS2 Game - Retrosheep gaming New and Used Video Games South Wales UK
Kuri Kuri Mix PS2 Game - Retrosheep gaming New and Used Video Games South Wales UK
Kuri Kuri Mix PS2 Game - Retrosheep gaming New and Used Video Games South Wales UK
Kuri Kuri Mix PS2 Game - Retrosheep gaming New and Used Video Games South Wales UK
Kuri Kuri Mix PS2 Game - Retrosheep gaming New and Used Video Games South Wales UK
Kuri Kuri Mix PS2 Game - Retrosheep gaming New and Used Video Games South Wales UK
Kuri Kuri Mix PS2 Game - Retrosheep gaming New and Used Video Games South Wales UK
Kuri Kuri Mix PS2 Game - Retrosheep gaming New and Used Video Games South Wales UK

Kuri Kuri Mix PS2 | Cookie & Cream | PlayStation 2 | FromSoftware | Empire | 2001 | Co-op Puzzle Platformer | 4 Player | Complete with Manual | PAL UK

£9.99
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Confirmed working tested before listing. Black label. Complete with manual.

Long before FromSoftware became synonymous with brutal action RPGs and the Soulsborne genre, they made this a joyful, chaotic co-op puzzle platformer that remains one of the most genuinely original games on the PS2. Known as The Adventures of Cookie & Cream in North America, Kuri Kuri Mix launched in 2001 and was published in Europe by Empire Interactive. It received strong reviews on release and has quietly built a cult following among PS2 collectors in the years since.

You play as two bunny-like creatures Chestnut and Cream on a desperate race to find the missing moon before their clan's Moon Festival is ruined forever. The twist is that Cookie and Cream run on parallel split-screen tracks simultaneously, and obstacles on one side can only be cleared by the player on the other side. True co-operation is the only way through one player can't carry the other.

The game supports up to 4 players and includes a competitive Versus mode alongside the main co-op Story mode. In story mode, two players can even share a single controller one holding each side which remains one of the more inventive control setups of the PS2 era. 9 worlds, over 35 levels, 8 unlockable characters, and a difficulty curve that starts gentle and becomes fiendishly clever.

For a solo player, the challenge becomes a coordination exercise controlling both characters simultaneously in a kind of split-focus juggling act that's surprisingly compelling. Famitsu scored it 30/40 on release; Western critics praised its inventive co-op mechanics and distinctive visual style.

A genuinely underrated gem and an ideal two-player game for friends or partners. Seldom found complete with the manual.

Confirmed working tested before listing. Black label. Complete with manual.

Long before FromSoftware became synonymous with brutal action RPGs and the Soulsborne genre, they made this a joyful, chaotic co-op puzzle platformer that remains one of the most genuinely original games on the PS2. Known as The Adventures of Cookie & Cream in North America, Kuri Kuri Mix launched in 2001 and was published in Europe by Empire Interactive. It received strong reviews on release and has quietly built a cult following among PS2 collectors in the years since.

You play as two bunny-like creatures Chestnut and Cream on a desperate race to find the missing moon before their clan's Moon Festival is ruined forever. The twist is that Cookie and Cream run on parallel split-screen tracks simultaneously, and obstacles on one side can only be cleared by the player on the other side. True co-operation is the only way through one player can't carry the other.

The game supports up to 4 players and includes a competitive Versus mode alongside the main co-op Story mode. In story mode, two players can even share a single controller one holding each side which remains one of the more inventive control setups of the PS2 era. 9 worlds, over 35 levels, 8 unlockable characters, and a difficulty curve that starts gentle and becomes fiendishly clever.

For a solo player, the challenge becomes a coordination exercise controlling both characters simultaneously in a kind of split-focus juggling act that's surprisingly compelling. Famitsu scored it 30/40 on release; Western critics praised its inventive co-op mechanics and distinctive visual style.

A genuinely underrated gem and an ideal two-player game for friends or partners. Seldom found complete with the manual.

What's included:

  • Kuri Kuri Mix disc

  • Original black label case

  • Manual included ✅

Platform: PlayStation 2 | PAL UK | Black Label Publisher: Empire Interactive | Developer: FromSoftware | Year: 2001 Genre: Co-op Puzzle Platformer | Party | Multiplayer Players: 1–4

Condition: Used – Good. Confirmed working. Complete with manual.

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