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Great game based on the movie what a delight!!!

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 1 / 1
Date: June 07, 2008
Author: Amazon User

Don't know what one gamer saw when she said this game wasn't great, it was. She or he said it's boring, it's DEFINITELY not. I loved every minute, it promises to go beyond what the movie showed and it lives up on that.There is extra scenes not in the movie (though haven't seen the movie in a while). You do get to travel in time and battle with Bowler Hat Guy and through a couple of great animations scenes wee what the future and past holds. I really fought the developers did a great job of capturing the movie experience here.

Control

Just dandy, it starts of easy but you make gadgets and get other gear in your journey to aid Wilbur fix time. You can switch gadgets with the push of a button and there are a lot of cool gadgets here like the Havoc Glove, Scanner, Disassembler and many more.

Challenge

Challenge is fair even for experience gamers. You will find levels easy and others not so easy. The makers mix it up very well and this makes the game interesting till the end. There are a couple of giant bosses here so high marks to the developers for making the game very polished.

Graphichs

The characters look just like the movie, the cutscenes look great on PS2 and I really enjoyed watching the characters talking to one another agani just like watching the movie. No letdowns here.

Sound and Music

It sounds like most of the cast did the voice acting again high props for that. THe music made you feel energized enough to pass each level.

Replay Value

Maybe there could have been more done like mini-missions. You do get to unlock action figures, cover art and movies but still a little more extras would have suffice.

Still this is a great game and it's very cheap but delivers a lot in terms of fun.

Can we play something else?

2 Rating: 2, Useful: 1 / 1
Date: May 14, 2008
Author: Amazon User

My 6 year old daughter, who is younger than the recommended 10+ really wanted this game. I think the game was intended for older kids, but the movie is popular with younger kids. So what happens? She can't quite do the needed moves and hands me the controller. From then on she sits next to me telling me what she wants to do. Pretty decent family time although it reminds me a little too much of driving with a backseat driver. Very soon the game becomes old and boring. Another movie inspired game. I found myself stuck on the couch for hours playing a boring game on behalf of my daughter, who loved every minute of it.

Very fast delivery! Great low prices! And perfect condition!

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 1 / 1
Date: March 28, 2008
Author: Amazon User

Awesome game! I'm 24 and have a 7 month old child who loves watching me play.The game itself is fun as the movie,not the same plot, but very fun game.If you like the movie,you'll love this game.

Not that great

2 Rating: 2, Useful: 4 / 5
Date: June 10, 2007
Author: Amazon User

My 7 year old son wanted to buy this game but we rented it first and I'm glad that we did. This game isn't that great and gets boring fast. Each level is long and takes a while to get through. In each level you're assinged different tasks to complete. Without my help, my son wouldn't be able to complete each level. After an hour of playing this game, my son was ready to take it back to the video store. If you're still thinking about buy this game, rent it first.

Should you Meet the Robinsons?

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 7 / 7
Date: April 05, 2007
Author: Amazon User

Meet the Robinson lets players take control of Wilbur Robinson on his quest to return his dad's stolen time-machine. The game offers a good mix of action, adventure and puzzle-solving, while telling a slightly different story compared to the Disney movie. We enjoyed Wilbur's positive attitude towards helping and solving other characters problems -given that he needed their help in return, but still I always welcomes polite characters. The game requires a good amount of reading in order to use different menus, maps and instructions. The level of difficulty is easy to moderate and increases in the later part of the game. Overall Meet the Robinsons is good (but not great) single player Movie/Game, for kids ages 10 and up - even for those who did not see the movie. Disney's Support Website offers a Walkthrough for some of the levels.

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