Comments on: The Smurfs Dance Party – Nintendo Wii

By: Stefanie

Stefanie — Fri, 15 Nov 2013 21:34:30 +0000

So much more fun than the sit down games and for adults too! Love Love Love this! I could not believe just how cute and fun they have made this. My son and I laughed and danced and had a ball!!! As for the reviewer that said there is bumping and grinding , I have yet to see any of it! I could not imagine watching or participating in this dance party and coming up with nasty thoughts as they have written. We see things as we are and that says a lot about that individual. Please rent it if you are unsure (because of other reviews) and see for yourself! I do not enjoy video games but this is FUN FUN FUN!. So happy to have something that I can say YES when my son asks me to play with him on the Wii.

By: Pamela

Pamela — Fri, 15 Nov 2013 21:20:35 +0000

Great way to burn calories and have a blast dancing with your kids while competing at the same time! LOVE THIS GAME! My 5 year old and I danced all of the dances and it was a great way to burn calories! We had a blast! LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!!! It also allows you to keep score of who wins each dance! Great way to compete, burn calories, and have a great time with your children:)

By: lovinlife

lovinlife — Fri, 15 Nov 2013 21:06:21 +0000

great game for the young ones My five-year-old hasn’t been interested in the Wii system UNTIL I rented this game for him. Some research online revealed the song list and once I saw “who let the smurfs out” and “I like to Smurfit, Smurfit”, I realized the game had a few songs he could really dance to. Watching my son attempt the moves, had me cracking up and he was having FUN (all while moving).I had rented it to check it out myself first. It’s an easy game that doesn’t have little ones earning points for blowing heads off any type of being. You earn points for the dance moves you get right and the point system appears to be pretty lenient. I gave it four starts because my eight-year-old wasn’t into it (he loves Mario cart). It’s made for young kids who don’t even pay attention to the words, if they do happen to catch some that you think are questionable – explain it to them – parent them – guide them.”The only thing more fleeting than summer is childhood.”