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Chibi-Robo is about a cute, finger-size robot whose goal is to be the world's best personal robot by making people happy. Apparently what makes people happy is tidiness, so Chibi-Robo spends a lot of time picking up cookie crumbs and empty boxes and scrubbing muddy footprints away with a toothbrush, all to please his remarkably sloppy owners. To clean the house, Chibi-Robo climbs up power cords, uses books as staircases, and glides across gaps between shelves using a rotor blade that pops out of his head. Chibi-Robo has a limited amount of energy and every few minutes must run to a wall socket to recharge, and he is often forced to return to his home base to rest. CHIBI-ROBO  Developed by Skip Ltd. and published by Nintendo for GameCube; for all ages at $50. Getting Up would seem at first glance to have nothing in common with Skip Ltd.'s adventure game Chibi-Robo. It's simply that while Trane climbs a building to paint his name, Chibi-Robo climbs a bookshelf to clean crayon marks. Apparently what makes people happy is tidiness, so Chibi-Robo spends a lot of time picking up cookie crumbs and empty boxes and scrubbing muddy footprints away with a toothbrush, all to please his remarkably sloppy owners. Chibi-Robo has a limited amount of energy and every few minutes must run to a wall socket to recharge, and he is often forced to return to his home base to rest. 