Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party

It’s a fun game. Needs a nunchuck for a lot of the mini games. If you are older or have carpal tunnel etc., be aware that there is a lot of fast wrist and arm motion involved.

I've bought every "workout" game made for the Wii, and plenty of the other well-known and much-discussed games made for it, and this, hands down, is one of my favorites. I've actually created a profile solely for my workouts with this, and have nothing but the "Dances With Dweebs" mini-games unlocked in it. Doing each of the seven unlocked songs twice gives me about an hour workout, and it not only gets me sweating and moving (when set to "Expert" difficulty and done on my balance board), but it's GREAT fun, and truly doesn't feel like working out.I'd posted a pretty lengthy comment in a forum on my issues with getting this game to recognize my WiiMote even in single player mode (others have mentioned WiiMote signal reception issues in Multiplayer mode), but after Ubisoft Tech Support provided no solution, and after contacting Nintendo Customer Support via telephone, it seems that I finally happened upon a solution to MY reception issues, at least, while the tech was still working on other fixes. I had been using a non-Nintendo Nunchuk for my game, and when I attached my regular 'ol Nintendo-brand Nunchuk, everything worked like clockwork. Has ever since, so long as I stick with the Nintendo-brand Nunchuk.I should've figured that out before; I've had problems previously with getting the EA Active games to recognize my non-Nintendo nunchuk, and know that I need to use Nintendo nunchuks with those games. Either way, if you're still having issues with getting this game to maintain reception of your WiiMote signal, if you're not using an original Nintendo nunchuk, you might want to give that a shot, and see if it fixes your game glitches.The mini games on this edition of the Rabbids series are both fun and do-able. Some of the other Rayman Raving Rabbids games, while clever, were just so infernally difficult to conquer that they stressed me out more than relieved my stress - which is the LAST thing I need when I want a fun release. Here, steering your Beastie with your butt just takes down all the walls and makes me feel like a kid again - something that I can use a regular dose of. There's a little something for everyone in this game, and in MY opinion, it's all pretty damned fun (except for that stoopid "Pimp My Rabbid" - I can't figure THAT game out for gold)!When my (non-Nintendo) Nunchuk started all of my problems six days ago, I tried EVERYTHING I could think of, as well as everything that Tech Support could conceive of, with no apparent hope in sight. I actually considered reformatting my Wii's system memory to get this game to work again (but not for very long, since I literally would've lost all of my game play, files saved to SD card or not, as well as all of my console's channels), but thankfully, I didn't have to resort to that. Good thing, too, 'cuz I was going through TV Party withdrawal, and starting to act more and more like a Rabbid myself! I missed my "Dancing With Dweebs", but now I'm back in business, and SO happy! LOVE this game!Have fun playing! This is one of my favorite games, and I'm glad to be back in action with it! Now that I've shamelessly added the commentary from my forum post to this review in hopes that the suggestion helps just one other player out there, it's time for me to get back to my Rabbids! ; ) LOVE it!!!

This game is pure chaos. And it’s amazing.

If you are a serious gamer looking for a challenge, move on. You will complete all levels in this game in one afternoon and be terribly disappointed. If, however, you have a sense of humor and are in a family or party setting with mixed casual gamers and novices, you will find this an entertaining ice breaker that will get everyone up and moving.We were happy to have this game at our house over the holidays. It kept our college-aged daughter entertained over many hour-long sessions of play, and there's still more for her to do. She enjoyed the music selections in the dance segments and got a kick out of shooting chickens and riding the slalom on her rump using the balance board. Her dad and I even had fun joining in a few times and did well enough to avoid total frustration - and for me, that's no easy feat! For that alone it deserves high marks; it can be so difficult to find a game where all ages and skill levels can enjoy it right out of the box.I'd recommend this game highly to family and friends who are looking for something different and entertaining to do with their WII and get a little bit of exercise along the way, but NOT to serious gamers seeking extreme challenges that require hours of play to figure out and conquer. If you are the right audience, you will find this game just challenging enough to have fun and enjoy a few laughs and surprises along the way.

I don't even know where to begin with the review of this game. I am not an avid gamer. I am a 37 year old woman who loves to have fun. I took this game to a New Year's Eve party at my friends' house so that her 10 year old and her friends could play. They each got one turn before the adults took over. It was so much fun. We played mostly in party mode with four people. It was a blast. I wish we had footage of us dancing to Le Freak and the Austin Powers Theme! The only complaint I have isn't with the game, but with the room. We needed a little more room for the sensor to read all of our movements. The people in the middle performed better because of their location to the sensor bar (that's what I'm claiming anyway, because I came in 3rd or 4th many times and I was on the end!) If you are on the fence, jump over. Get this game. You and your kids will LOVE it. You don't need the balance board to enjoy the game, but it definitely adds a level of gut busting fun!

I have all the Rabbid games except for the new one that was just released.The first one was ok overall but had the best plunger shooting section.The second Rabbid game Rayman Raving Rabbids 2 was great but the shootingwas not as good as the first but overall the game was more fun.Rabbids TV Party is good but not great. My wife and I play these games forfun and this game isn't as much fun in multi-player as the second game.The Graphics are really good but the games seem to be missing something.The TV lineup is kind of cool and offers a lot of flexibility but youdon't know what the challenge will be as it's confusing.The "Pimp your Rabbid" game makes no sense whatsoever. No matter what wetry it's never enough to satisfy the games requirements and I went intothe single player and spent 2 hours trying to figure out the obscureterms they use for dressing up the Rabbid.No joy there.So it's a bit more confusing and less fun than the Rabbids 2 game, butstill better than the first Rabbids game.The shooting is better in TV Party over Rabbids 2. I think the difficultyis set a bit high for casual players like my wife.The fact that it's a bit confusing and a bit more difficult is why Iknocked it down 1 star.We don't have a Wii Fit, so I can't comment on that aspect.

Service rapide !! Bon jeu drôle à jouer avec son enfant !!

Really cool game! Enjoy all the mini games!

thanks

c'est bien mais un peu dur a controler avec la balance pour certain jeux, mais quand meme drole, jaime bien les tableaux ou on joue de la musique.

merci