I must admit we are a family who loves to play computer games on the Xbox and the good old Wii and Nintendo 3DS.
I don’t know about you but I tend to gauge the success of a computer game on (a) how long the children play on it, (b) how much noise they make when playing it (the more noise, the better the game) and (c) how quickly they ask if they can play it again and I … Read more
Despite my Mum never playing board games with me growing up (she hates board games) I have still developed a fairly healthy love for them, what better way to have fun with your friends and family than to get together for a bit of friendly competitiveness? Playing on the Wii is so much easier, no … Read more
Regular readers will know that the last couple of days have not been good in the house of Mummy Matters thanks to Little Bean’s behaviour at school but yesterday we were provided with a welcome distraction and a chance to spend some quality mother/daughter time together thanks to the uDraw Game Tablet from THQ. A … Read more
The Skylanders have used their magical powers and weapons to protect Skylands for generations, but an evil tyrant has frozen and banished them to Earth.
First, there was Body Pump, then Body Combat and now there’s Zumba! I must admit, having not been to a gym in erm, nearly 2 years I had no idea what my Mum was talking about when she said that she had seen a new dance class advertised on the TV called Zumba. I remember … Read more
Following on from my reviews of Wii Just Dance 2 and Michael Jackson Experience I was offered the chance for Curly and Little Bean to review Wii Dance Juniors. I didn’t need to think about this for long because I was keen to reclaim Just Dance 2 and MJE for myself, afterall they were MY … Read more
Just Dance 2 has a great mix of music from The Monster Mash (Little Bean’s favourite) to classics like Snap – The Power. There are 45 chart-topping tracks from all the different music genres including pop, dance, rock, R’n’B, Latin.
As a seasoned reviewer and a fan of vivid storytelling in video games, I was thrilled to delve into the world of “How to Train Your Dragon” for the Wii, brought to us by Activision.