Showing posts with label kids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kids. Show all posts

Bratz The Movie


Bratz The Movie - Wii
From THQ


Wii : It's time for the Bratz girls to hit the red carpet! Join Cloe, Jade, Sasha and Yasmin as they rock out in explosive music shows, strut the fashion runway with stylin' outfits designed by you, and publish the hottest magazine ever! Their hard work lands them a once in a lifetime opportunity to star in their very own movie! Share their experience in the glitz and glamour of becoming real movie stars. ESRB Rated E for Everyone


Game Features

  • Attend the Stylesville Music Academy to learn the hottest Bratz songs to perform in fashion shows.
  • Enhanced pet features - swap pets at anytime, find out your pet's mood, and collect different pet palaces for your pampered pet to live in.
  • Play as all four Bratz girls (Cloe, Jade, Sasha and Yasmin) and experience character - specific adventures.
  • Huge array of all-new hair styles, clothing lines, make-up, and accessories to choose from.
  • Relive favourite episodes from the Bratz TV Series.

SpongeBob's Atlantis SquarePantis



SpongeBob's Atlantis SquarePantis
From THQ


Wii: In SpongeBob's Atlantis SquarePantis, SpongeBob and Patrick stumble upon the lost magical amulet that will take them to the legendary city of Atlantis. Players will join them and the rest of their Bikini Bottom pals as they ride in a magical bus for a soaking new adventure. Hoping to uncover the treasures of Atlantis in order to fulfill SpongeBob's dream of finding the "World's Oldest Bubble," players will control whether the city brings everything he desires, or if Plankton's evil plan will burst his bubble. ESRB Rated E for Everyone


Features

  • Play the entire, brand-new Atlantis SquarePantis TV episode!
  • Explore the lost city of Atlantis and meet its wacky inhabitants
  • Play as SpongeBob, Patrick, Sandy, Squidward, Mr. Krabs, and Plankton
  • Awesome action-packed levels with unlockable objectives
  • Unlockable bonus features include - Director's Commentary on the game by SpongeBob himself, exciting multi-player mini-games in the Amoeba Arcade and the ability to customize SpongeBob with stylish outfits and accessories






Spongebob on Wii - Interview







Spongebob Squarepants Creature fromthe Krusty Krab
From THQ



SpongeBob SquarePants: Creature from the Krusty Krab brings the hit kids' show to your Nintendo Wii! See Bikini Bottom through completely different eyes -- introducing never-before-seen art styles and brand new gameplay mechanics that will change your perception of Bikini Bottom forever! Jump into the bizarre and unusual with Spongebob and his friends.


Features
  • Fly using the Wii controller as it becomes an aircraft's control
  • Experience racing with the Wii controller, for a whole new and intuitive virtual driving experience
  • Rampage through Bikini Bottom as a 50 foot Plankton using the Wii's unique accelerometers by sweeping, swiping and shaking the controller to punch, stomp and roar!

The Simpsons Game




Wii :The Simpsons Game
From Electronic Arts


The Simpsons Game features a hilarious, sprawling, and mind-busting storyline crafted by the TV show's Emmy Award-winning writers. In this action-comedy, the full cast of voice actors from the TV show and movie reprise their roles to lend the ultimate in authenticity and realism to the game. In The Simpsons Game, Homer, Marge, Bart, and Lisa use exciting, all-new powers to save the world from rising chaos. To help the Simpsons, gamers at home must journey through all of Springfield (as well as vast worlds beyond!), vanquish an amazing array of villains, and fight their way through parodies of multiple popular games.

Features:

  • The Real Simpsons: You wouldn't want to hear Comic Book Guy voiced over by an actual comic-book shop guy, would you? Neither would we! That's why we got the actual voice actors from the TV show and movie to reprise their roles, so the characters in The Simpsons Game sound exactly as they should.
  • Play Your Favorite Characters: play as all members of your favorite dysfunctional TV family as you battle to save them from video-game purgatory.
  • It's the Real Deal: Just like you want the game to sound like the show, you also want it to look like the show. And thanks to some really smart guys using innovative 3D into 2D technology, it does! Add in a huge cast of Simpsons folks and an amazing level of interactivity and you've got a Simpsons experience like no other.
  • Haw-haw!: When The Simpsons aims its trademark wit at the video-game industry, nothing's sacred! Pop culture and current-event parodies join the mix to deliver classic The Simpsons humor and then some!
  • They're Simpsons and Then Some: The Simpsons family have been given special video-game powers! From Lisa's Saxophone Spin to Homer's Power Burp, these special abilities give the Simpsons a fighting chance against the video-game baddies.

Disney's Meet The Robinsons



Disney's Meet The Robinsons
From Disney


Is a game well-conceived when you take gameplay concepts from some of the highest-rated video games ever created and mish-mash them with the personalities found in a brand-new animated Disney film? Disney Interactive Studios' Meet the Robinsons just might be the first game to do that in a fashion that isn't a total flop-in fact, the audience for which Meet the Robinsons is aimed at should absolutely love this new video game.

Wilbur Robinson is up to his normal no-good rule-breaking lifestyle, using his father's time-traveling machine to check out ancient Egypt. Upon arrival back home in the future (after just slightly but harmlessly changing the past), the time machine is stolen by a sinister man in a bowler hat. It's up to Wilbur and his trusty Robinson Industries gadgets to find the Bowler Hat Guy and stop him in his tracks to recover the time machine. Since Wilbur isn't the film's central character, several parts of the game are unique and therefore aren't seen in the movie, but they fit well into the personality and style anyway.

With that said, Meet the Robinsons introduces about six main areas for players to explore while transmogrifying items and interacting with other Robinson characters. The gameplay works much like a third-person action/adventure title, with a strong resemblance to recent Legend of Zelda titles. Wilbur can lock onto targets, strafe around them, interact with objects with the press of a single action button, and jump when he reaches a ledge or gap. He can shoot at targets with gadgets that appear on an inventory selector that is very similar to those in the Zelda series. The main gadgets are pretty handy. There's the disassembler; this tool breaks down environmental objects for core materials that can be used to transmogrify objects. It also eliminates the armor or shields that some enemies might use. There's the Chargeball glove, which fires off a small ball of electric energy-this is Wilbur's primary attack, and it works pretty well. There's even a scanner that allows you to check out objects in the environment, Metroid Prime-style.

Unfortunately, some control-related issues arise, especially on Nintendo Wii. The camera and targeting reticle are both controlled with the Wii remote, so players might begin to rest their hands while playing and find Wilbur staring at the ground or turning around in circles. The targeting system doesn't work very well at all. In fact, it works badly, to be kind. For example, if Wilbur is locked onto an enemy security robot, the targeting reticle is still loose and controllable, it's not actually "locked on." This means that, if locked onto an enemy, you can (and probably will) still shoot at harmless walls or objects in the background while pesky surveillance robots sound alarms and summon more security robots for you to destroy. Wii players might want to take a few decimals off of my final score, just for the camera frustrations. Fortunately for non-Wii players, the camera is controlled with the right analog stick, which is a lot more familiar and less awkward.

Does this mean that Meet the Robinsons isn't fun to play? No! The game actually has some switch-based puzzles that the younger audience will enjoy, as they're much less complicated than those found in games like Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. Most puzzles also have an element of timing: there are energy-based floors that can be activated in the Robinson basement level, and Wilbur has to quickly make his way to solid ground before the energy floors disappear and render him a victim to gravity and a deadly pit below. Speaking of deadly pits and anything deadly whatsoever, Meet the Robinsons is an easy game even without its simpler puzzles. Don't expect the enemies found in the game to pose much of a threat, they're quickly dispatched with Robinson tools. Wilbur never really dies either, and there is hardly a Game Over screen. If his health is completely drained, he'll simply restart at the entrance of the current room with a full amount of health. This will surely turn away experienced gamers (if the game's ties to a Disney movie already hadn't), but kids will certainly welcome the forgiving difficulty.

There are a few things to do other than run around disassembling objects and shooting robots; Wilbur's Chargeball glove is actually used for a futuristic competitive game called Chargeball. Mix air hockey and dodgeball and you've got something similar to Chargeball. Wilbur squares off with one opponent, and the two exchange Chargeball blasts at each others' protective barriers that cover a goal. When the barriers are broken, the player can throw a Chargeball into the goal and score a point. Most games only require a few points to be scored, but they're a fun distraction. There's also a mini-game where Wilbur hops into a big ball and rolls around a track-beating the record time took me two or three tries, and it was definitely entertaining enough to be a worthwhile distraction. It's too bad that neither of the mini-games feature any sort of multiplayer (sadly there is no multiplayer, period) but they definitely occupy some time anyway. There's also a fair amount of objects to be found in the game's levels-collectible action figures, secret blueprints for transmogrification purposes (think alternate costumes and wacky cheat codes), and more.

Meet the Robinsons is actually a nice-looking movie-based game, one that takes all of the style of the subject matter and recreates it virtually in an expert form. None of the game's cinemas use the CG animation used in the film; Avalanche Software actually created clips with the in-game engine that look very nice. Sure, the particle effects and texture details aren't top-notch, but they definitely met my expectations. The voice acting is also very nice, featuring the movie's cast (hello, Adam West). What confused me, though, was the strange lack of pauses between lines of spoken dialogue. One character will start babbling just after another finishes, leaving absolutely no time for the player to think about what is being said. It makes the dialogue run much faster and actually seem a bit more life-like, in some cases, but there are others where pauses between speech would have seemed more realistic. Also, the sound effects are noticeably underwhelming, if not muffled.

All that said, Meet the Robinsons is a surprisingly capable game that will make the audience it is aimed at very happy. It's a Zelda clone that has terrific production values and all of the film's personality. It never came across as some cash-cow scheme for Disney to make more boatloads of money on Meet the Robinsons merchandise-it actually appears that Avalanche Software wanted to create a good movie-based game. What more could a kid want?

Features

* Experience large-scale, stunning environments like the Robinson's House, Lewis's science fair, Lizzie's Ant Underworld and much more
* Travel through time to alter the past and affect the future, interacting with the characters from the movie
* Utilize and upgrade the game's cool gadgets, like the Chargeball Glove, Disassembler, Scanner, Family Album, Havoc Gloves and Levitation Emitting Volume
* Solve puzzles and complete missions, discovering hidden upgrades, new items, and adventure areas in an interactive environment
* Play various Charge Ball mini-games and collect Virtual Reality discs to download new courts

Wii Game Woman - Disney Princess: Enchanted Journey







Disney Princess: Enchanted Journey
From Disney Interactive

Enter Disney Princess universes from the animated classic films Cinderella, The Little Mermaid, Snow White and Aladdin in Disney Princess: Enchanted Journey for the Nintendo Wii. From Disney Interactive Studios, Disney Princess: Enchanted Journey offers young girls the chance to meet and interact with the beloved Disney Princesses while encouraging creativity, exploration and positive messages. Players will customize their own unique heroine character and take part in a fun-filled adventure through four unique levels to help the Princesses restore order in their enchanted kingdoms and overcome evil. Each Disney Princess has a different story and magical world for girls to explore as they discover what it means to be a true Princess - courage, friendship, trust and discovery. Designed to fit the way young girls play games, Disney Princess: Enchanted Journey provides the youngest with beautiful levels to explore, and offers adventure elements for older children. Experience a variety of mini-games that complement the adventure gameplay Enter into Belle's world and meet Belle and Lumiere as an unlockable bonus! ESRB Rated RP for Rating Pending

Features

* Befriend and interact with your favourite Princesses - Cinderella, Ariel, Snow White and Jasmine
* Play as your own customizable heroine princess character, selecting her name, dresses, accessories, hair, skin tone and eye colour
* Utilize unique, themed magic as you explore and adventure through four enchanted Princess worlds
* Earn rewards for exploration and achieving goals to keep motivation high
* Team up with a friend for cooperative multiplayer and play together throughout the entire game

Wii Games Disney - High School Musical: Sing It Bundle with Microphone



High School Musical: Sing It Bundle with Microphone
From Buena Vista Games



Get those vocal cords ready! Based on the phenomenally successful Disney Channel original movie "High School Musical," Disney's High School Musical: Sing It! features songs, sets and characters from the original film. this karaoke video game allows fans to interact with the movies' stars for the first time on any gaming console. With 30 songs to choose from, along with 30 minutes of "High School Musical" bonus footage and cast interviews, High School Musical: Sing It! will be the karaoke game of choice for fans, kids, tweens and families. Players can also choose their favorite backdrop and belt out hit songs from other popular Disney Channel favorites.

In this karaoke video game, choose any character from High School Musical and perform songs from High School Musical and High School Musical 2. Sing your way through the story of the original movie. You can either sing solo or you can team up in a co-op mode and sing a duet. The better your performance, the more content you'll unlock from special effects to new costumes.

* Karaoke videogame based on Disney Channel original movie, High School Musical
* 30 songs to choose from, plus 30 minutes of bonus footage and cast interviews
* Select favorite backdrop and sing hit songs from other popular Disney Channel favorites
* Songs, sets, and characters from the original film; interact with the movies' stars
* Show off creativity and skills; sing towards stardom; microphone included

Wii - Tamagotchi Party On







Tamagotchi Party On
From Namco


Tamagotchi: Party On! is a 3D party game based on the super popular Tamagotchi franchise. Jump in solo or with up to 3 of your friends to join the exciting race to become the most popular Tamagotchi on Tamagotchi Planet! Swing your Wii Remote and turn the whole planet into your playing board! The players can choose their favorite Tamagotchis and engage in a hilarious campaign run to be the next president of Tamagotchi Planet. Be happy! Be popular! Be president!

Features

* Choose your favorite Tamagotchi and swing, shake, point, turn and twist the Wii controller to play the game
* Explore unique towns and other fun locations within the quirky world of Tamagotchi, as you advance through the playing board
* 4-player competition -- play against your friends to become the President of Tamagotchi Planet
* Engage in over 15 exciting mini games that will test your interactive skills -- popularity points and badges help jump start your race to President
* Easy to pick up and play - The 3D board game style of gameplay allows you and your friends to pick up and understand the game with ease

Wii Game Woman - Barbie: Island Princess



Barbie: Island Princess
From Activision


Barbie as The Island Princess follows the storyline of the popular DVD launch in a fun party-style format. You'll play as Rosella the shipwrecked princess who is raised by a "family" of animal friends and rescued by Prince Antonio from her tropical island. Through a series of mini-games featuring music and characters from the movie you will venture from Rosella's island home to the Prince's coastal castle in a fun fill adventure! Features 28 exciting mini-games featuring music singing dancing and more! Experience 5 beautifully recreated locations from the movie: the Deserted Island, the Royal Ship, Harbor Village, Apollonian Castle and the Greenhouse, all while interacting with your favorite movie characters. You can even design your own wardrobe of clothes fit for a princess. Come join the fun with Princess Rosella, Prince Antonio, Tika, Sagi, Tallulah and more! Customizable princess clothes ESRB Rated E for Everyone

Features

* Interact with Barbie as Rosella, Prince Antonio, Princess Luciana, Tika, Sagi, Azul or Tallulah
* Visit the Deserted Island, Royal Ship, Harbor Village, Apollonian Castle and the Greenhouse
* 28 mini games including flower collecting, dress designing, star gazing, dancing and item collecting
* Play by yourself or in co-op and competitive multiplayer
* Includes footage and songs from the movie
* Unlock special characters, dresses and additional movie footage

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