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Product Description

Join Kermit, Miss Piggy, Animal and your other favorite Muppets in this interactive board game complete with 30 action-packed mini-games.

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Package Dimensions

7.3 x 5.3 x 0.6 inches

Item Weight

5.6 ounces

Manufacturer

TDK

ASIN

B00009YEK3

Customer Reviews

4.2 43 ratings

4.2 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#127,071 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
#3,677 in PlayStation 2 Games, Consoles & Accessories
#33,508 in PC Games & Accessories

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

No

Date First Available

November 19, 2003

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phonymahoney

One of my favorite games.

Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2013

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Bought it to play on my backwards compatible PS3. Shuffle Chalk is one of my favorites, but I love them all. Involve Muppets, and I'm sold.

Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2015

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Very fun game to play with friends.

Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2014

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It was a very good game

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ABC

This Could've Been a GREAT game!!

Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2019

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But the game board is way too drawn out and the only way to purchase mini games to play on the fly is to do really well which is pretty impossible. Doing well in most of the mini games is mostly luck. A lot of the mini games are too hard too.. even worse than Sponge Bob.

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Thomas A. Florio

Excellent party game.

Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2004

Unfortunately one of the other two reviewers forgot to put a rating down (it shows no stars despite his rave review), but if they did, you would be looking at a solid five star game. The basic gameplay has been explained already, so I will briefly touch on the highlights. The mini-games are extremely varied: there are driving, flying, rythmn, timing, and counting games -- each with its own personality and variation in gameplay. There is also a first-person shooter mini-game with paintballs. The vibration sensation is first rate, as is the music, animations, framerates and sound. The loading times are also a joy as there are so few of them and they are short. The gameboard -- a level of a ship (there are five) -- is an open field of square tiles within an ever-active level, which allows the player to chart out 'where' they want to go -- no linear path here like Mario Party. While there are only six playable characters (Gonzo, Animal, Miss Piggy, Kermit, Fozzy and Pepe), a slew of the other muppets either make voiceover appearances, or appear on the board as active playing pieces representing obstacles or bonuses. Sam the Eagle will make you loose a turn when he walks up to your character and drones on in a lecture and Waldorf & Statler will curse your character while Beaker and Prof. Honeydew will give you a secret formula to double your point shaving (explanation: before every mini-game, the player can handicap their final score by adding points from their won credits; there's always something to do within this game). Other characters who impact play include Rizzo and Rawlf; there may be more but I don't have the play booklet with me at the writing of this review. There are also danger areas, hypno squares, credit squares galor (the player can link several together and extend their movement spaces), mini-game portals, and sea-sick squares (that reverse the players controls during a mini-game. I don't think there is one thing in this game that is totally left to chance with this even extending to the way you obtain your movement points. The player activates a pinball-type device (not unlike the dollar store games where you pull the plunger and watch what score the ball drops into) and can jar the machine to get a higher movement count or try to rack up some extra credit points by hitting one or two of the animated credit icons. It's a blast. The camera is very good -- you can't see the whole gameboard -- and you wouldn't want to because you would not be able to make out anything -- but you can rotate, zoom in and out and even scan the entire board. If you go too cloose to the hull of the ship, you can even see the ocean moving past the ship -- which makes you feel like you are not really playing on a 'gameboard' at all.
Sorry, I've gone long here. I could go on and on and on, but there is one bit I do have to mention. At first glance, the game is intimidating since it has so many elements but within minutes of play, you will settle right in and be looking forward to another day of unlocking mini-games and moving up the decks of the ship. You can play the game on long cruise (the entire game) or short cruise (just the mini-games). Not sure about how to play a mini-game? Each game gives you the choice of practicing before you actually go for the gold (party favors and credit points, in this case). At the end of the long cruise game, the players get points for everything from most credits, to longest move, etc.
I can not stress how great, well-thought out, and expertly executed this game is. This is definitely a purchase for part game lovers. And this coming from someone who was trying to obtain the silent assasin score playing Hitman. This game may just appeal to everyone. Please give it a try. I don't think you'll be disappointed.

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Angelic

An Overlooked Gem!

Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2008

This game is blast. It's very similiar to Mario Party, with the main differeces being:

A) There is no set course. The board is an open area and you can go in any direction.

B) You can repeat mini-games, but when you do you're playing for the prize of the previous winner.

C) You can you use your 'cruise credits' to purchase points that will be added to your final score after each mini-game

D) There isn't a mini-game after each player has taken a turn. You play a mini game whenever a player has reached a game door.

The graphics in the game are great and the voiceovers are on point. The characters make funny comments and they aren't too repetitive.

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Ohwhale

WOW, what a let down : (

Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2008

Yeah, what can I say? Total bummer, my 6 year old kinda likes it, for ten minutes, then it goes back onto the shelf. Even the used game stores wont take it. Oh well.

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sean e evans

beware of games purchased

Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2014

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Delivey was fast, but game locks up and skips so cant play it. Needed to be checked for that before sold. All my other games work fine.

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