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All parent reviews for Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games

Age
2
Adult
October 11, 2009
 
What in the world happened to making good games???
A lot of people have been wanting to come out with more politically correct video games that will not offend anyone. They've done it, but at the cost of entertainment. This game is just plain sad. Sonic and Mario have been known for their awesome adventures fighting enemies Dr. Robotnik and Bowser, respectively. But the game creators decided to throw all that away to create an uninspired joke of a game. This game is contains nothing inappropriate, and promotes all the right things, but it's got to be one of the worst games I've played in my life. If you really want to find a game that's non-offensive but still entertaining, try something else. There's plenty better than this.

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Parent
July 10, 2011
 
fart
fun

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Educator and Parent of 5, 7, 9, 11, and 15 year old
June 18, 2009
 
Worth every penny!
I have kids from 2 - 12 that can all play this together. It is a great game for a group to enjoy. The best game for my 2 year old is the dream race and the least favorite is fencing followed by vault. The older kids 4 and up enjoy all the games.

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Parent of 11 year old
July 6, 2011
 
good variety game
good game with a little mario and sonic!

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Adult
April 9, 2008
 
Great game.
This is an awsome game that is definitely a great buy. It has exellent olympic avents that are just flat out enjoyable and interactive. And, no matter your age level or experience in gaming, you can easily get into this game with easy events like the Running event, and later get into the more difficult ones like the Long Jump or Pole Volt. Archery is awsome and was definitely my favorite. Also, with different types of characters, it is easy to find one that is just right for you (like always Mario is it for me). You also can transfer your Mii as a character, and I loved playing with my Mii for a change on a grapical game. The only issue is a little bit of violence, but it is only present in Dream Race, Dream Platform, Dream Fencing, and Fencing. You can knock people over in Dream Pingpong, but that isn't violent, more hilarious. Also, characters normally display a very good character about losing saying stuff like, "Oh, it's not that bad." However some will say, "Unbelievable," or "I'll get you next time," but they do the later one in a more loving way then the vengful way. It is awsome and anyone can play it. The only downside is that the events get somewhat boring after a while. If you homeschool, this is a perfect activity for Physical Education.

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