Customer Reviews

South Park: Chef's Luv Shack

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

 

 

This game is one of the funnest games I have ever played in my life! It's witty questions, insane mini-games and all other aspects of the game are just the right amount for my liking. I think this is a great product and South Park fan or not, N64's South Park: Chef's Love Shack is a sure gift for the holidays!

Unnecessary but entertaining exploitation of the ubiquitous South Park license, the game show format is good for an hour or two of mindless trivial pursuit. The mini-games are fun but generally ridiculous knock-offs of classic arcade games. If you're not a South Park fan, you probably aren't going to buy it anyway. [...]

Coming from a huge fan of South Park... I was dissapointed after the first time that I played through the game by myself. The questions repeated themselves after three games. Playing in the four player mode is more enjoyable but still leaves much to be desired. Just as a side note... If they can have a game as detailed as "The Legend of Zelda Ocerina of Time" could they have not added at least 50 more questions to this game? Final rating... Cute as related to South Park but Totally lame as a Video Game.

I bought this game about a month and a half ago, and it's one of our favorites. It's not as good as South Park 64 (another favorite of mine), but whenever I have friends over, we break out the 64 and the Luv Shack cart and play for hours. You can't stop playing. The mini games give it an almost Mario Pary-esque flair to it. I wouldn't suggest it for younger kids, but if you like South Park, and if you know a lot of pointless trivia ranging from Japanese monster movies, all the way to Cannibalism, you'll get a true kick out of this game.

This game really was one of the worst games I ever played. It is slow, and not fun. The trivia would be interesting if it didn't take so long. This game would be good if you could pick a small game to play and practice or have fun with it. Do not buy this game, if curious, rent it.

This game was one of the worst games I have ever played on the N64. It has no value for a single player and the enjoyment only improves little for 4 players. Even South Park fans may feel disapointed as this game doesn't follow the show much as the questions are hard and unrelated.

Like all "game show" games, this one suffers from the same flaws: (1) it's too easy to lock out your opponents by "buzzing in" early, and (2) not nearly enough questions. After only 4 plays, we started getting questions repeated. The mini-games are OK, but if they wanted an excuse to use South Park mini-games, they should have come up with a Mario-Party style RPG/Board Game to work them in, not the game show format.

I had never played this game before I bought it (2011), so I didn't really know what to expect besides that all of the reviews I've read are horrible. I bought it because I am building up an N64 collection and have always been a big South Park fan, but there have been so few games. For this reason, I was pretty pleasantly surprised at how much fun I had with it.
The game is set up like a mix between Mario Party and Jeopardy. You can pick 1-4 players. Each player has to buzz in and then answer a question. Some of the questions are about South Park specifics and others are general knowledge or things that practically no one would know. After the questions you go into mini-games, which there are a good number of (for an N64 party game) and which are all actually pretty fun. I even got my wife in on this, who is not a fan of 64 or SP, and we had a great time playing it.
The graphics are about the same of any N64 games of this time period, think along the lines of the SP FPS game. The Audio, both character voices and music I found to be great and humorous. Controls could be better because you don't really use the analog stick, but didn't take away from the game. Remember, as with most N64 games, the replay value is not going to be all that high, especially with the types of games out now. If you're looking for the ultimate party game, Mario Party 8 or Kinect Dance Central is probably a better bet, but if you want some nostalgia and a fun South Park game, this will do it for you.

This game is pretty funny the first couple of times you start to play it. But it's really lame as a one player game, 3 or 4 players is the best you can get out of this game. I would not recommend buying this game because after awhile you'll know all the questions.

This is a exciting game if you can stand playing the sameminigames over and over. Other than only having 20 minigames it isfunny and fun. So if you like SOUTH PARK go a head kick but with all 4 of the SOUTH PARK but Kickers and have fun