HELLO KITTY SEASONS WII

the action on this we came is smooth and endless. There are many puzzles and adventures to send her on. This was purchased as a gift for my niece and she hasn't stopped playing it. Good buy

Game was in perfect condition, ran smoothly, and came in the case with the manual included. Couldn’t be happier! Great seller!

My review is just to reiterate what others have said. Frequent lock-ups and character turning into a penguin. Otherwise, my daughter likes it.

I purchased this game for my 9 year old daughter for Christmas. She played with it on Christmas Day for about 10 minutes and hasn't played it since. She says its boring & I must agree. I thought she would enjoy it because its sort of like Animal Crossing, which she likes. There is a lot of reading, & running around to do the things that Kitty or the Mayor have asked you to do, similar to Animal Crossing. We don't like that you play for a few minutes & then you are in another season. You play a few minutes more - you're in another season. We thought the seasons would change much slower. My biggest complaint is that I thought you would have your own home that you could decorate and expand like you do on Animal Crossing. But you don't get your own home. On this game it is the town that you are suppose to expand & grow. That's fine I guess, I just wish that your character could have a home too. On the options screen there is a button that says "my house". But it is a place where your items are kept. It's not a house that you can actually roam & expand & decorate. And the mini games are very simple & yeah, a bit boring. I expected better mini games with the Wii technology. I kinda hope the makers retry this game, because it could have been so much better.

This game starts out really exciting! At first, I got confused on how the quest arrow works, but now I notice at the top right that there is a quest arrow! But it started acting funky for the first half, so I had to press a certain button to make it work properly again. There are mini quests you can do for all of the characters there, and some involve playing Minigames or finding a certain character! It then gets to the part where you need to upgrade your town to level 3, which is extremely hard since each building is 500 coins. They have other materials added into it like metal, gems, and/or planks. I usually play the Lucky Plucky Toys since it gives out a ton of coins! I completed most of the quests though, and whenever there is the Sanrio Race thing, you should try to get first in all the Minigames! You get 100 coins afterwards. But the game gets boring after a little while. Just trying to get toys out of the machine over and over...

Hours of endless fun. Unfortunately "the bus" experience that you work hard toward getting is pretty disappointing. It's jsut a still graphic that crosses the screen to transition to another location.

This game disc is apparently full of glitches, errors, and incomplete programming. If you buy, prepare to be disappointed and frustrated.First off, this game was played on an adult-owned, clean Wii system by two adults who love Sanrio/Hello Kitty. We were excited to have an "Animal Crossing" experience with our favorite Sanrio characters! As we progressed through the first four seasons (WHICH -DO- GO BY FAST... it's a 'training year' to get you accustomed to the game), we were annoyed by the SLOW loading times after each mini-game. The mini-games are an essential part of gameplay, so it becomes extremely tiresome when you have to wait TWENTY SECONDS to return from each mini-game back to town mode. Twenty seconds?? Really? The games on my Apple IIe from the '80s loaded faster than that. But we decided to grin and bear it, soldiering-on with the game..... and then the freezing started happening. And the glitches.Our first copy of the game kept freezing-up (5 times during our first night of play), and the Wii had to be turned off or even unplugged each time to restart. After one such reset, instead of the main character being a human as it's supposed to be, it was penguin Badtz Maru with a girl wig on his head. And it was an UNCHANGABLE permanent glitch. We had to delete the character and restart the game from the very beginning, losing hours of play time.After the freezing/restarting became unbearable, we exchanged the game disc for a new one. {Thank you, Amazon, for the fast and easy exchange process.} Sadly, the new game disc randomly freezes and glitches in the same ways.The further you go in the game, the crazier the things that happen. At times, when talking to characters, the screen will display "INSERT ITEM INFORMATION" instead of dialogue, and at other times characters will display a completely different character's dialogue (a Sugarbunny started speaking Hello Kitty's Dad's lines). At a random time during play yesterday, images became distorted, and HALF THE TOWN DISAPPEARED--only snow was displayed there. Upon restart, the main character didn't even display at all... just a distorted mess. And now, when trying to load that character, the entire screen is distorted (kindof stuck halfway zoomed-in), the main character isn't even showing on the screen, and it freezes-up if you attempt to do anything. Unbelievable. Who PROGRAMMED this thing? Who beta-tested this thing? Or maybe they just DIDN'T beta-test it? I guess games for 'girls' just aren't worth the trouble?BUY AT YOUR OWN RISK. I truly hope you are lucky and receive a glitch-free disc that plays normally. But apparently there are a bunch of dud discs in the mix, if not the entire pressing. BEWARE of how much time you invest in the game, because it all can be ruined in one horrible, random, glitchy second. I can't imagine how a little girl would feel after playing for hours and hours, after building her town, after mastering mini-games, after making friends with all the Sanrio characters, after being proud of her hard work..... but then one day finding it 100% ruined, unplayable, and unrecoverable. Awful.

Delivered fast. game is great for my daughter who is 5 years old. she can understand how to work it herself with little help.