2009 iCarly Nintendo DS Game Complete With Manual & Inserts A Nickelodeon Show. This image displays the video game "iCarly" for the Nintendo DS. This

2009 iCarly Nintendo DS Game Complete With Manual & Inserts A Nickelodeon Show. This image displays the video game "iCarly" for the Nintendo DS. This image shows the iCarly video game for the Nintendo DS, originally released by Activision in 2009. Based on the hit Nickelodeon show, the game allows players to join the cast—Carly, Sam, Freddie, and Spencer—to create their own web segments from scratch. Gameplay Features. Create Web Segments: Players can produce shows featuring popular skits from the series, such as Random Dancing, Street Fishing, and iCrush It. Customization: You can add your own touch to segments with custom intros, outros, music, sound effects, and green screen experimentation. The game includes bonus features specifically for the Nintendo DS and utilizes DSi- enhan -ced capabilities like special audio and graphics integration. The original iCarly (2007–2012) is a teen sitcom about Carly Shay, a teenager living in Seattle who becomes an accidental internet sensation. After a video of her and her best friend Sam Puckett mocking their teachers goes viral, they decide to create a weekly web show called iCarly. Core Premise. Carly produces the show from a makeshift studio in the apartment loft she shares with her eccentric older brother and legal guardian, Spencer. Together with Sam and their tech-savvy neighbor Freddie Benson, they produce a variety show featuring comedy sketches, talent contests, recipes, and "Random Dancing". Main Characters. Carly Shay (Miranda Cosgrove): The level-headed and intelligent host of the show. Sam Puckett (Jennette McCurdy): Carly’s aggressive, food-loving, and rebellious best friend and co-host. Freddie Benson (Nathan Kress): The technical producer who has a long-standing crush on Carly. Spencer Shay (Jerry Trainor): Carly’s goofy older brother and a sculptor whose creations often spontaneously burst into flames. Gibby (Noah Munck): An odd friend and classmate known for frequently taking his shirt off in earlier seasons. Through -out the series, the trio must balance their newfound fame with the typical challenges of adolescence, including school, relationships, and dealing with rivals like the web critic Nevel Papperman.

Condition

Used (normal wear)

Video Game Name

iCarly

Platform

Nintendo DS