The Year was October 2003 and Nickelodeon's first ever Original Video Game Franchise was born Tak and the Power of Juju originally developed by Avalanche Software and published by Nickelodeon the Game stars Tak a Young Shaman Apprentice destined to save the world from the forces of evil.

I'm sure all of us grew up playing the Tak series and consider the franchise an underrated gem and with Battle for bikini bottom getting a remake set for release this June I Think I speak for everyone when I say it's time the Great and Mighty Warrior of the Pupununu People makes his long awaited return.

Changes that can be added to Tak 1: Remastered Soundtrack. A Togglable Map. Online and Local Multiplayer and more multiplayer minigames . Restored Scrapped content. alternate costumes, changes to the chicken suit Mechanics, a difficulty setting

Changes that can be added to Tak 2 the staff of dreams: Online and local multiplayer, Remastered soundtrack, more minigames, restored scrapped content, a Togglable map, a Hub world. a difficulty setting, more juju potions, Making it easier to collect Juju recipes and revisiting older worlds.

Changes that can be added to Tak: the great juju challenge: Restored scrapped content, More difficult challenges online and local multiplayer.