Buzz! Junior Jungle Party - PlayStation 2

I ordered and paid for the full package. Which include the game and remotes. I only received the game. I couldn’t make it down to send off for the refund. So that parts my fault. But it was for Xmas. So I hurried and just bought another one with the remotes. And again, only received the game.

I think we now have all of the Buzz! Junior games and this is as fun as any other. My kids say they like this one the best, but it's the one we bought most recently, so you can't really trust them. I like the Buzz! Junior games because, as I read somewhere, ANYONE can win. My youngest son is often the overall loser, but when he wins a game (or even comes in second) he's the happiest kid in the world. I recommend this product as good old fashioned family fun. You can play a short round of mini-games, or longer rounds when you've got more time, but in either case EVERYONE has a good time. P.S. My family's favorite game is the "hot potato" game. When you're the one caught with the hot potato when it explodes, it's roll-on-the-floor fun for all (even the poor loser).

This is definitely a game for all ages! We had a blast playing, laughing a lot! Everyone enjoyed it! Price was great-only problem, I accidentally ordered 2 of the same game-duh-don't know what I was thinking!

I got this for my neice and nephew to enjoy when we visited them last Thanksgiving. As we already had the Buzz controllers, and this was such a cheap game, I figured there was nothing to lose. I'll break out the pros vs. cons of this game below. Pros: 1) Fun Games - The games are generally pretty fun, and the competition can get pretty heated 2) Monkeys - Yup, Monkeys make everything better. 3) Good Buzz Controller Work - The game uses the controllers well Cons: 1) Strange Difficulty - Some games were way more difficult than others. I'm not talking about adult difficulty, but for kids...I had a 4 year old and an 9 year old, and some games were competitive, others were too difficult for the 4 year old (which caused her to get REALLY frustrated), and some were too easy for the 9 year old. 2) Limited Replay - The 4 year old liked the monkeys but couldn't hold her own in the game, while the 9 year old got bored and didn't want to play any more. This game was well put together, and caused some laughs on the first time through, but I don't see what group this game really connects to. The 9 year old only wanted to play once, and the 4 year old wanted to play a ton but had real issues with the controls. No disrepect to the developers as you can tell some work went into this game. Close, but no cigar.

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This game is great! Everyone in the family can play, up to 4 people. You can set the game to play a short game or a long version of the game. Players can choose the color and clothing for their monkey and use color coded buttons to play the game. We wore this game out and bought a second one since we loved it so much!

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I purchased this game for our Playstation 2 so that my great-nephew could have some fun. What I also found was that this game helped him in learning his colors, counting, memory, and got him up and moving. The buzzers are great for him as they are easy for him to use. The instructions at the start of each game are simple for him to understand. While the initial startup of the game requires a grown-up's help, once he's in he's confident at moving around. The more players the better, though. The single-player option is nice when no one is available to play a game with him, and the practice feature is a good option too. But, we've found that the more players there are, the more fun will be had.