The Wiggles: Wiggle Bay
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What parents need to know
Parents need to know that this software isn't as innovative as you might expect from the creative performers.
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Brilliant music, a Mermaid, Friendly pirate, Dog, Dinosaur, beach mystery
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What's it about?
THE WIGGLES: WIGGLE BAY features performances from the stars of the show: the singers Jeff, Murray, Greg, and Anthony and their friends Dorothy the Dinosaur, Wags the Dog, Henry the Octopus, and Captain Feathersword. As a software activity center, Wiggle Bay allows fans to interact with the characters from the television show and hear some of the music that has made them popular.
Activities include playing tic-tac-toe, solving mazes, and piecing together jigsaw puzzles. One has children plant and water flowers.
Is it any good?
Compared with other children's software, Wiggle Bay is uninspired. These activities work -- they just aren't special. The one innovative activity, the planting game, is too difficult for the intended audience. Young children can't water the plants fast enough to keep them healthy, and thus the flowers wilt, decrease in height, and then disappear -- not a fulfilling experience.
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Families can talk about their favorite characters from The Wiggles. How does this software compare to the TV show?
Game details
- Platforms: Windows, Mac
- Price: $19.99
- Available online? Not available online
- Developer: Disney Interactive
- Release date: August 14, 2003
- Genre: Educational
- ESRB rating: EC
- Last updated: August 25, 2016
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