Customer Reviews

Scene It? Twilight

5 star:		(3)
4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

Ok yes I realize I am a dork for being such a huge Twilight fan. That being said I was super excited to get this game. However my happiness was short-lived. The game is fun don't get me wrong. But wait till the price drops. After like 6 games I had unlocked all the pictures. Then there's no incitive to keep playing for cooler stuff. There's no highest score. It's just play the sceneit game or choose a number of questions to answer.
Movie clips are great the game play is great but hardly worth $[...]. Wait till you can pick up less than $[...]. Trust me. Once you've played it you have played it and that's all there is. :(

They should have added more interaction on this game, at least other character voices, after a while hearing Carlisle saying the same things over and over gets a little old.

Well, what can I say? It's a really good game! I have played other Scene It games and game play is usually slow because it is played on the dvd player. I found that playing the Scene It game on the Wii made game play flow much better and it went a lot faster.
I have played both this game and the board game and this game is much better, no question. I like that each player is allowed the chance to answer the questions. The faster you buzz in with your answer the more points you get. Special questions where you have to guess what happens next in the scene, or figure out what is missing will only allow one person to answer so you have to be the first to buzz in to answer those questions. If you get the question wrong you don't get any points. And the later you buzz in the fewer points you get. Unless if you're losing badly, the game can always turn at any point and someone who was losing could find themselves winning. Or you could just play against yourself and see if you can get a higher score each time.
There are pictures that you can unlock through game play, however, that did not interest me. I am much more interested in just playing the game and really don't care how many pictures I've unlocked. That's not the reason for playing the game and I know once I've unlocked all the pics that I will still play it because that's why I bought it.

This game is well worth the (...) that amazon charges, however it is not worth (...)(which is what you will probably pay at a store). Some of the questions repeat themselves which is to be expected since you can only ask so may questions about one movie. I think that it is alot more fun and interactive than the twilight scene it game, the only difference is that the wii version is multiple choice, so its a little eaiser. However, it is more fun, because you have to use the wii remote to buzz in, and you shake the wii remote to draw the pictures faster. The wii game is almost identical to the board game version, so if you are expecting something more you will probably be dissapointed. It's just depends on your preference.

As with all versions of Scene It, this one is well done. IF you're a fan of the Twilight series of films, you'll love it.

This game will be fast, and easy, espeically for those Twi-hard who have watched the movie thousands of time! There was some challenges, but most time it was easy, but very fun to play, espeically with some one else!

I like this game. I got it on sale for 13 dollars. I don't think I would have paid much more for it though. Its okay to play by yourself and I will put it in when I get bored, but I like it better when playing with two or three people. It's got a nice array of questions, the scoring is well done and it has the voice of Carlisle. The only drawback to the game is it only goes off the movie and not the book (which I liked better) I am more of a trivia person than a action game person and overall I really do like it.

Thankfully I decided to rent this game before buying it. Its a waste of money and gets old really fast. Its nice that they used Carlisle and his actual voice for the game but he has maybe 4 phrases for the whole game. Also after about 3 rounds of this game it started to get really boring because the same questions were being recycled. Seems to have a very limited scope of questions. Very little interaction as well. They tried to add some but aside from buzzing in and shaking the remote to reveal a picture thats it. However it is a trivia game so not much interaction should be needed, though the shaking of the wii remote to reveal a picture seemed kind of pointless and should have just been left out all together. Now I know why Ive seen so many used copies available at Game Stop.. it grows old quickly and is then shelved.