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Cranium Kabookii (Nintendo Wii, 2007)
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Our family are big Cranium fans, so we are enjoying this Wii version a lot. I would probably give it a 4.5 if I could. It has the type of challenges we have come to expect from Cranium games, but a lot of them have a new twist because of the format. You spin a dial to see what activity you will do. Most of the activities are a lot of fun, but we haven't quite figured out how to use the remote to do a few of them, which is why I did not give it a 5-star rating. One of our favorites is where you use the Wii remote to act out things like flipping a pancake or hammering in a nail. You can play with 2, 3, or 4 teams, so it gives you a lot of flexibility. If you like "out of the box" communication games, I think you'll love Kabooki!
Great fun game. I played with my family on Christmas day and everyone had fun and my family is hard to please. But we all had a good time. Its easy to understand but is still a challenge. I'm glad I brought this item. Made a wonder gift for my sister.Fun for the whole family ot just one or two people. Playing with teams is always a blast and the game gets harder as you go so don't ever get bored or tired of the game.
Cranium Kabookii is the Nintendo Wii's version of the popular board game Cranium. Since the game invovles playing with teams, you can have an unlimited amount of people playing. The game can be played with 2,3, or 4 teams of as many people as you want. There is a minimum of 4 people (two teams of two people) required to play this game. You only need one remote to play as the teams take turns using the wii remote. It's a really fun game and it works best at parties where there are more than 4 people wanting to play Wii at the same time. This game is sooo much fun. I highly recommend it. FLO d=-D
This game is somewhat fun, but it is very poorly made. There are very few game options. You can't change the length of the game or any other settings. The only choice is basically, how many teams do you want. We found it very difficult to draw with the Wii controllers. During one game you mimic an action with the controller, but sometimes no matter how often we tried or how accurately we did the action, the game would not recognize it as correct. This game could have been awesome, but it seems like they just used the Cranium name to rush a sub par game to market.
IT'S A CUTE GAME BUT THE GLASSES DON'T WORK VERY WELL. YOU REALLY GOTTA STARE AT THE SCREEN AND GET THE OPINION OF OTHERS TO FIGURE OUT WHAT THE WORDS ARE. ALSO, THERE ARE NO INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO PLAY THE INDIVIDUAL GAMES LIKE IN THE MARIO PARTY GAMES. YOU JUST HAVE TO FIGURE IT OUT FOR YOURSELF.
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