Up (Wii)

If you enjoyed Pixar's brilliant film, Up the game will keep the good times rolling for the younger audience for another few hours. The experience is simple enough to appeal to children and the ease of jumping in and out of cooperative play means that...

After spending time with Up for the Nintendo Wii I find myself having mixed emotions. It has lacklustre visuals and repetitive gameplay but yet it has some great sound to offset some of these negatives. At the end of the day I would have to recommend...

Collecting bugs with Dug.Up on the Wii features some nice graphics and good sound effects with voices lifted from the movie, but overall the game is just too easy. Players have a health bar which is replenished enough to keep them from any real danger...

If you enjoyed Pixar's brilliant film, Up the game will keep the good times rolling for the younger audience for another few hours. The experience is simple enough to appeal to children and the ease of jumping in and out of cooperative play means that...

Ease of play makes it accessible to young players ; Voice acting captures the charm of the film's characters ; Emphasis on cooperation may appeal to parents wanting to play with their kids

Even young kids may be put off by the game's simplicity ; Very little variety to the environments ; Recycles the same puzzles numerous times

gameplay, story

57% of reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Bought this game for my nephew aged 6 and it was sooooo difficult to get into, I think the age is wrong on this game as a few of us as adults struggled to get into it!! was not the cheapest game either so all in all a complete waste of money!!!

The game itself, like most movie spin off's is a little "rough at the edges". It all seems a bit rushed and gimicky. That aside it is a fun little game that will keep younger children entertained for a short period. The basic levels are quite easy and...