gameplay sits squarely in the niche formed by a thousand other 3D games...". Frank Provo of GameSpot was critical of the game's sound quality and low difficulty and particularly criticized the camera as being "jittery and out of control" at times, but ultimately lauded the game's variety and presentation, noting the game's graphics to be "underwhelming from a visual standpoint" at the beginning of the game but becoming more interesting as the game progressed, concluding that the game "does more right than it does wrong" and calling the game "pretty, funny, and pretty funny- the way a Disney game should be". David Chen reviewed the PlayStation version of the game for Next Generation, rating it three stars out of five, calling it "neither challenging nor captivating, but a solid game nonetheless". Sales By August 2001, the PlayStation and PC versions of The Emperor's New Groove had together sold 400,000 copies, which Argonaut Games deemed as disappointing. As a result, the game did not generate any royalty income for Argonaut during the year following its release. Notes References External links 2000 video games Argonaut Games games Disney video games Game Boy Color games Game Boy Color-only games PlayStation (console) games PlayStation Network games Self-reflexive video games Video game Windows games Ubisoft games Multiplayer and single-player video games Video games based on animated films Video games developed in the United Kingdom Video games developed in the United States Video games set in Peru Video games set in South America 3D platform games Video games with 2.5D graphics