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We bought this game because of the drop out feature like the Lego SW, Batman & Indiana Jones games. Our two boys love playing it (ages 5 and 6)and it's pretty simple for them to understand. Russell and Carl go through various adventures in order to reach the house with balloons that has accidentally unanchored in Paradise Falls. In addition to the actual play, they can open different mini games by completing the chapters and obtaining a certain number of points. Overall, a great game for kids and not disappointed in buying it.

As an "older" adult PS2 player I thought this game might be fun, it started out ok but got more and more boring and repetitive, great for little kids though I think

The Ps2 version of this game has 27 levels vs 11 levels found on the Ps3 (or xbox360) version. The gameplay is FUN even for a kids game. The gameplay is different on the ps2 vs the ps3. I like the ps2 version better as everything seems closer when playing, these games even though the cover looks the same on the ps2 and on the ps3, the gameplay is different than that of the ps3 version. I suggest getting both for this reason.

I love this game, it is so much fun and the characters are hilarious, they can do all kind of aerobics, it's amazing. You won't be sorry if you purchase this game.

I bought this because I loved the movie. I can not get past the first level! I wish they had a skip button because from other reviews it seems there are fun things to do past this level. I may never get to them.

If you like to do the same thing over and over and over and over and over...., and still not get anywhere, you'll like this game. Both my son and I end up throwing the controller and cursing at the game. I don't understand how they expect a 5 year old to play this game. Extremely frustrating. The designers should be forced to play the games they design for the rest of their lives. It can actually be a fun 2 player game in the beginning. However, at the later chapters of the game, it just becomes too frustrating trying to get past the challenges - over and over and over and over and over and over and....

I just don't like games that lead you by the nose. Additionally, there is no camera control, another feature that I don't care for.

The programming is terrible and this game is, as the above user put it: Freakishly Hard. Moreover, it just doesn't work well. Awful!