A majority of the game is about swimming through rings (though, at least it's not as tedious and hard as Superman 64).
This does not make any sense, because fire and steam can't be underwater.
During the section where Bruce chases Dory and Marlin, the duo can get hurt by fire and steam.
The voice actor that replaces Humphries, Jess Harnell, even dubs over Bruce's lines in the cutscenes that are just footage from the movie.
For some reason, Barry Humphries, the voice of Bruce in the movie, is the only original cast member not present in the FMV cutscenes.
Even though the voice acting is done by the cast of the movie, the voices of Tad, Sheldon and Pearl sound forced and unintentionally sarcastic, and the voices of Dory and Bruce sound out of place.
The graphics are mediocre (even for its time), with weird and blurry textures except for the Xbox version.
Several characters from the movie like Chum, Anchor, Nigel and Darla are absent from this game.
A lot of character models look weird, especially Bloat and Pearl.
Speaking of eyes, Nemo's eye color is blood red which it's not only weird, but it can be creepy, especially for a game made for kids.
In the Submarine level, you see Dory smiling even when she's swimming away for her life.
In the GameCube version, Dory's idle face shows her mouth being open and possibly smiling.
Marlin and Dory's models look weird, as their eyes are bugging out of them.
NOTE: This only applies to the home console counterpart.
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