the premise would appeal to fans of the cartoon, but that the game may not. An editor for IGN said that it would be likely to appeal to both young and female gamers, due to its less challenging gameplay and "adorable" characters. GameSpot's Joe Fielder felt that it was a quality title for children, yet criticized it for its camera.Search for Reptar was the third best-selling game in the first two weeks from its release in North America. Search for Reptar was a consistent chart-topper and was described as a "breakout PlayStation hit" by THQ's senior vice president of sales, Alison Locke, who attributed the success of the children's market on the PlayStation to Search for Reptar. On June 7, 2003, it was reported that over 1.5 million copies of the game had been sold. SequelSearch for Reptar was re-released as a Greatest Hits title, and was followed by a sequel titled Rugrats: Studio Tour''. References External links 1998 video games PlayStation (console) games PlayStation (console)-only games Rugrats and All Grown Up! video games THQ games Klasky Csupo video games Video games developed in the United States