No matter what weapon or object you pick up you can charge up your attack for more damage. You can beat your opponents over the head with a fish or maybe throw some TNT at them and watch them comically turn black from the blast.
To help you kick your opponents ass are various weapons and objects that will spawn in the arenas. Sadly, you can just spam these attacks throughout an entire match to easily win.
These special attacks do major damage and normally cause your opponents to drop health that you can pick up. Your basic attacks consist of punching and kicking but if you double jump and press either of the two attack buttons you can perform a body slam or homing attack. The basic idea is to beat the shit out of your opponents to win. War of the Whiskers obviously has a multiplayer focus but to unlock all of the characters you will need to beat the Challenge mode with each character. The only difference between Quick Game and Tournament is that Tournament lets you decide how many matches a player or team must win to be declared the winner. You can choose your character, handicap, costume, and battle it out in any arena of your choosing. Quick Game and Tournament can be played either solo or with up to four friends. Challenge is the single player mode where you choose a character and fight opponents in five arenas, with the final arena consisting of a boss fight. There’s three modes to play – Challenge, Quick Game, and Tournament. There really is no story here, just classic cartoon antics.
For this review I played the GameCube version. The GameCube and Xbox versions were released in November, 2003. Developed by VIS Entertainment and published by NewKidCo, Tom and Jerry in War of the Whiskers is the sequel to Fists of Furry, released for PlayStation 2 in October, 2002.
Unfortunately, the game is too easy and really lacks any form of depth. It was all about beating the shit out of your opponents accompanied by cartoon visuals and an excellent soundtrack, both of which perfectly matched the source material. Back in 2000, NewKidCo developed Tom and Jerry in Fists of Furry, an arena style brawler that really captured the heart of the classic Tom and Jerry cartoons.
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