iCarly 2: iJoin the Click!
Step into the iCarly world as Ridgeway High's newest student. iCarly 2: iJoin the Click! changes direction from the first game's skit collection, building a single-player social adventure around exploration, errands, relationships, and web-show production. The player creates a newcomer who meets Carly, Sam, Freddie, Spencer, and other familiar characters, then helps the group attract a larger audience for iCarly.
Explore, help, and build a reputation
The adventure sends the player through locations associated with the series, including Ridgeway High, the Groovy Smoothie, Pacific Place Mall, and Carly's apartment. Characters offer tasks that can involve locating keys or unusual props, earning money, gathering useful objects, and helping solve the crew's latest problem. Talking to people and completing requests improves the player's standing with the cast, while collected items support later objectives and customization.
This structure makes the sequel closer to a light role-playing and social-simulation game than a linear sequence of party rounds. Exploration links the activities together: instead of selecting every challenge from a menu, the player moves around town, finds the right person or item, and decides what to do next. The game's tone stays close to the television series, with voiced appearances from the principal cast and deliberately silly errands and dialogue.
Challenges and LIVE in 5
Minigames remain part of the experience, but they now serve the larger goal of helping the iCarly crew. The ESRB describes town tasks such as finding keys and earning money, along with show activities that include karate practice, pie throwing, and arm wrestling. These activities supply the quick touch-and-reaction play between longer stretches of exploration.
When it is time to assemble a webisode, LIVE in 5 mode lets the player choose props, adjust the crew, and select new show topics so the production can go on without a hitch. The creative choices are integrated into the story rather than presented as a separate editor, connecting the player's errands and collected objects with the episode Carly and Sam are preparing.
Nintendo DSi customization
This is a DSi-enhanced Game Card. On a Nintendo DSi, the built-in camera can take and import photos of the player, friends, or a pet; those images can be used with appearance and wardrobe customization. An original Nintendo DS or DS Lite can run the core cartridge game, but it cannot provide the DSi camera feature. No camera, DSi system, or other hardware is included or promised by this listing.
Current access, codes, and exact edition
The Nintendo DS version is a single-player, offline adventure. Its quests, town exploration, minigames, reputation progress, and LIVE in 5 production do not require an active server, subscription, or online account. This listing does not promise online multiplayer or a currently supported network feature.
At launch, six separately sold Playmates iCarly toys carried codes that unlocked collectible items in the game. Activision's announcement places those codes with the toys—not with the standard Nintendo DS game package—so this product does not promise any toy, code, or collectible unlock. Package-specific paper inserts still require an exact North American case/manual audit.
Big Blue Bubble developed the game and Activision published it in North America on November 16, 2010. The standard Nintendo DS release is rated E for Everyone with Comic Mischief. This exact listing should use UPC 047875764538 and Nintendo product code TWL-VIJE-USA; the currently attached Double Sequence identifiers are unrelated and must not appear as iCarly 2 proof.
