Captain Hook has challenged Peter Pan to a duel, which will determine the fate of the enchanted world. In this single player side-scrolling game, you control Pan through several levels, each based on the television series of the same name, battling pirates and avoiding various traps until you reach the pirate ship for your battle with the evil Captain Hook.

Peter Banning was a middle-aged attorney living a good life. That is until the day Granny Wendy told him about a time he had forgotten. Long ago he lived in Neverland and never wanted to grow up. He was Peter Pan. He must now return to Neverland to rescue his children from the nefarious Captain Hook. In Hook, you control Peter as he makes his way through Neverland in search of his children. Many obstacles and foes are there to get in your way, though, so your venture through Neverland will not be an easy one. You'll have to avoid such enemies as ghosts, zombies, and even banana-throwing monkeys on your way to Hook. In order to defeat him, you'll need to collect four special items. When you have collected these, you will be the Peter Pan of old, ready to take on any challenge.

In the Steven Spielberg movie Hook, you play the grown-up Peter Pan (Banning) whose kids were kidnapped by Captain Hook. Tinker Bell takes you back to Neverland where you must become Pan again and get your kids back.

This particular interpretation is a side-scrolling action game, in which you must hack your way past Hook's denizens through 11 levels. These include forests, icy regions and towns, and will see Peter having to jump and swim through. Magic items such as apples and pixie dust can be collected for special powers. When enemies are attacked, they simply put their hands up in surrender rather than dying, so as to make the game more child-friendly.

When Peter Pan left Neverland, he grew up and had children. Now, the diabolical Captain Hook has abducted Peter's children and he can only get them back by traveling to Neverland. Take control of Peter as he explores forests, caves, and lagoons. He will have to battle snakes, ghosts, and pirates with nothing more than a wooden sword, magic marbles, and pixie dust. Develop Peter's skills and defeat all of the enemies to prepare for the final battle against HOOK.Based on the film; take control of Peter Pan; use a wooden sword, magic marbles, and pixie dust; explore a variety of locations; develop Peter's skills, Based on the film; take control of Peter Pan; use a wooden sword, magic marbles, and pixie dust; explore a variety of locations; develop Peter?s skills.

The player controlled Peter Banning through various side-scrolling levels on, yet again, a quest to save his children from Captain Hook.

In the Steven Spielberg movie Hook, you play the grown-up Peter Pan (Banning) whose kids were kidnapped by Captain Hook. Tinker Bell takes you back to Neverland where you must become Pan again and get your kids back.

This particular interpretation is a side-scrolling action game, in which you must hack your way past Hook's denizens through 11 levels. These include forests, icy regions and towns, and will see Peter having to jump and swim through. Magic items such as apples and pixie dust can be collected for special powers. When enemies are attacked, they simply put their hands up in surrender rather than dying, so as to make the game more child-friendly.

What if Peter Pan decided to come back to our world and give up Never Never Land? That is the interesting premise behind the controversial Steven Speilberg film, inspired by the original James Barrie children's novel. In the film, an adult Peter Pan must somehow rediscover the magic of his lost youth and use its power to save his kidnapped children from the clutches of the villainous Captain Hook. The computer game picks up at the point in the movie where Peter is first reunited with the Lost Boys, and must first prove who he is before they will help him.

The useridea is certainly original and the movie was halfway decent, with some beautiful scene-chewing going on between Robin Williams and Dustin Hoffman, though you must admit that the the roller coaster was a really STOOPID useridea. The game itself ultimately falls flat. I can't put my finger exactly on why it does, but it does.

Straight out of the Peter Pan saga and based on the feature film starring Robin Williams, the Never-Never Land children fight to stop the evil Captain Hook from ruining their fun!