Turbo: Super Stunt Squad
By Marc Saltzman,
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Fun movie-based game filled with snail racing and tricks.

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Curious George goes on a journey to defeat a man named Turbo for stealing his Doritos
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What’s It About?
Is It Any Good?
Yes, but despite what you might think by the game's marketing materials, it's not a straightforward racing game -- it focuses heavily on stunts, which is a pleasant surprise. The gameplay is accessible, fun, and somewhat attractive with its colorful graphics. It has many unlockable elements, which add extra incentive and replayability -- including new modes, characters, outfits, power-ups, and more. In fact, kids may enjoy designing and upgrading the character shells and abilities.
The computer-controlled racers have somewhat predictable paths, but you can also team up with a sibling or friend in multiplayer modes, on the same television, on the Xbox 360, PS3 and Wii U versions (and race with up to four players on the Wii).
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Families can talk about marketing. This video game is based on the movie Turbo and is released at the same time of the movie. Why do you think developers do this? Did you buy this game because you saw the movie?
Did you like the racing aspects of this game best? Or the skateboarding-type stunts?
Game Details
- Platforms: Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo DS, Nintendo Wii, Nintendo Wii U, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
- Subjects: Language & Reading: following directions, reading
- Skills: Self-Direction: achieving goals, time management, work to achieve goals, Thinking & Reasoning: applying information, strategy, Collaboration: teamwork
- Available online?: Not available online
- Publisher: D3Publisher of America
- Release date: July 23, 2013
- Genre: Racing
- Topics: Bugs, Numbers and Letters, Wild Animals
- ESRB rating: E for Comic Mischief
- Last updated: December 18, 2021
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