Customer Reviews

Rugrats in Paris: The Game

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I am a 24 year old mom of two children; five and four year old. This game might be fun if you like to walk in circles and doing things over and over again. But it is very frustrating and hard to hardle specially for little ones. I played it for hours but never got more than 4 goldens tickets, got 201 red tickets but what's the POINT! They are not worth anything. My brother bought this game for his 7 year old daughter who kept calling me to help her play, because she kept saying "it's too hard". Kids loose interest in extremely difficult games, since you can't get much proggress playing for hours and IT IS hard to get golden tickets! And you can't do anything without them.

About Graphics, I think they could have done a better job. It's kinda fun with the character's comments but that's just it. I wouldn't buy this game for my children. Tiny minds, simple games; but this game is anything but simple.

I got this game for my son just after seeing the movie. The movie was great for both of us and the game is great for him. My son and his friend have not stopped playing it since brought it home...and that was over a week ago

This game is entirely too much fun. The goal is to save the princess but first you have to collect sixteen gold tickets to buy this special helmet. When you play each game and beat it the first time, you will get a gold ticket. Any time after that you will get 5 red ones. You trade the red tickets in for things such as puzzle pieces, reptar baseball, reptar football, reptar mug, or a spy scope. These items help you unlock other games scattered around the five lands which include:
the main entrance, ooey-gooey land, reptar island, the princess theatre, and a putt-putt place. The gift shop where you cash in your tickets and a baseball throw is at the parks main entrance. Ooey-gooey land has two bumper-car-like water games. You ride through a murky looking cave and collect balloons or turn on musical statues. Reptar island has 3 different bumper car games and a ski-ball throw that is pretty challenging because some days these kids just can't throw. Other games include Chuckie Chan, a whack-a-ninja game, a frog game similar to asteroids, toss your cookies target game, and some puzzles. I will admit that it would be nice to be able to change the character sometime in the middle of the adventure because they say the same thing over and over. The first few times it's funny and after that a little grating. Volume buttons fix this nicely unless your kids are playing too. :) They laugh endlessly especially when Phil says, "This is better than eating DIRT", or Tommy says "This looks like the inside of my diapy". Their favorite part though is getting on the monorail and picking the next destination and when the babies scratch their bottom because they've been standing still too long. I think the graphics were really cute but no not perfect. If you run into a corner, everything goes black, hmm kinda like for real. Anyway if you like carnivals, or just the thought of cashing in tickets this is for you.

This Rugrats games is so much better than the first one. It has more options and the graphics are a trillion times better. At first we were a little bored running around the park collecting tickets but once we started playing the games in the game park it was well worth it. The phrases used in the bumper car game are repetitive but not enough to make you (scream). I play it all the time with my 8 yr old and we have taught my 4 yr old to play it also. It has the 1 or 2 player plus chose your own Rugrat character options are the real bonus! I recommend this one. Save your money and skip the first Rugrat game!

This game rocked. From Chuckie to tommy, This is the best game ever

If you cherish your sanity, steer clear of this thing. If you ever happen to run into it, stop, look the other way, and run. This has to be the worst game I've ever played and I've played quite a few. The graphics, the sound, the gameplay; it's all bad. After sitting through an hour of it, I asked my 10-year-old cousin what he thought of it and he said "Please turn it off." I concur.

If you have kids who love the Rugrats then this is the game for them. It has all their favorite characters and the character voices sound the same as if they were watching tv. It's basically a take off of the Rugrats in Paris movie and you help the characters find things to open up the next level, etc. Typical game styling as other games but with the Rugrats characters.

If there are Rugrat fans in your house they will love this game. My daughter has had this game for a while (1-1/2 years or maybe even more) and she still loves the game as she is a big Rugrats fan!

It's pretty good but two of the games are IMPOSSIBLE! So don't bother going into OOey Gooey World to get your golden tickets. I got mine with the other games and the 4 puzzles(collect 120 red tickets-30 for each) and play those. Now this game is supposed to sell to the 4 to seven year olds, but many of the games are too hard for them. I can't even do the OOey Gooey world games and I'm an adult. I'd say they missed the boat on this game.

This game is really cool. I got it last Christmas. The only problem is that you have to get a memory card to finish it all: unless you have alot of patience & if you don't mind wasting electricity. The reason that I say that you need a memory card is because it is just downright impossible to beat the game without one. One day I played this game from 6:00 in the morning until 8:00 at night & I didn't beat it or even get close to beating it. You have to get so many tickets by doing so many things, it gets so frusturating. The highest number of red tickets that I have ever gotten was about 250 & for the gold tickets it was about 7 tickets. This game is challenging but at the same time fun & exciting. Hope you liked my review!
!!Happy Holidays Everyone!!

My son got this game as a Christmas present. We have both played it and must admit that it's a lot of fun! It's challenging enough where he isn't bored with it but it's not too hard where he can't get through it. We are having problems with a couple of the levels, but it's still a lot of fun!