The cheese-loving Wallace (voiced by Peter Sallis) and his loyal dog, Gromit, make their big screen debut in a tale of giant vegetables, terrifying lupine beasts, and inventions gone awry. Featuring the vocal talents of Helena Bonham-Carter as Lady Tottington and Ralph Fiennes as her snobby suitor, Victor Quartermaine, the film centres on the annual Giant vegetable Competition, which Wallace & Gromit have been protecting with their latest 'Anti-Pesto' company, which keeps rabbits away from the would-be winning veg.

However, a huge, veg-eating beast starts to terrorize the neighbourhood and is destroying the prize exhibits. Wallace & Gromit are hired by Lady Tottington to save the day, but the unscrupulous Quartermaine demands to hunt down the 'Were-Rabbit', and hopefully win the hand of his good Lady in the process. But what are his real intentions...

Konami's Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit game closely follows the events of the Aardman film, with players using co-operative modes to guide any pairing of Wallace, Gromit or their rabbit friend, Hutch, through four huge areas. Players are given a free reign of the area as they attempt to solve the problems besetting the Giant Vegetable Competition, and their mission takes them from the seaside to suburbia as they venture out at night to confront the beast responsible for the vegetable-based carnage.

Adding to their troubles, though, the villain of the piece has seized control of Wallace's 'Mind-Manipulation-O-Matic' device to transform common garden pests into bigger, more dangerous Were-beasts, and only Wallace's Bungun