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Smarty Pants: Trivia for Everyone
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| Part No: | B000UUWHS8 |
| Manufacturer: | Electronic Arts |
| MFG Part: | 15907 |
| Customer Rating: | 4.0 / 5.0 |
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- 20,000 questions across 8 different categories
- Multiple difficulty levels for all ages
- Supports the importing of Mii avatars
- Two gameplay types - Countdown and Wager
- Simple, easy-to-learn interface that utilizes the Wii controller well
How smart are you? Do you know more than your Grandma about world history? Does your little sister know more than your Dad about sports? Find out in Smarty Pants! Smarty Pants finally levels the playing field for people of all ages, allowing simultaneous play using age-targeted trivia plus action-based gestures, making it a truly trans-generational game made exclusively for the Wii. Tailoring questions to the contestant's age, gamers from eight to eighty can join in on the fun all at the same time. Exciting Wii gestures make everything a game, from spinning the category wheel and tug-of-wars over correct answers, to "dance-offs" for additional points. With both competitive and collaborative game modes and 20,000 questions in multiple categories, the fun is virtually endless!
ESRB Rated E for Everyone
| Smarty Pants | 2008-12-27 | 2 / 5 |
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| I thought this game would be more educational than it really is. If you enjoy playing trivia games, then you will love this game. |
| Amazing Trivia Game! | 2008-12-10 | 5 / 5 |
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| I bought this year the month it came out (sometime early '08) and it has been amazing to play! My wife and I are both late 20's and have logged too many hours to count and never coming across a repeat question. I'm not able to judge how well it "lowers the bar" for the younger ones, but if you're an adult looking for a trivia game on ANY system, this is the one to buy! |
| Fun for adults | 2008-11-25 | 5 / 5 |
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| I haven't been too crazy about playing the way since I'm not into the kid games, however Smarty Pants is really fun. My husband and I played it for 2 hours the first day we got it. We love playing NTN at restaurants and this is similar. Some of the features had us laughing in tears, such as the dancing. We also enjoyed using our Mii characters to play the game. |
| Great for Wii Parties | 2008-11-09 | 5 / 5 |
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I bought this game for a Wii Party I hosted. It was a hit! Adults and kids thought it was fun. We had a hilarious time! The game is simple and easy to play, and the only complaint I have is that you could only play with a maximum of 4 players at one time-- that is, only 4 people can have their own Wii remotes to buzz in. You can play in teams, but it's more fun if you can buzz in yourself. The game lets you input your age so you get age appropriate questions, but some of the questions were quite difficult. It was ok as it made the game challenging but not frustrating. A few of the questions did get recycled, but during those instances it became a question of who can buzz in first. We had so much fun that people at the party were planning to buy the game for their own Will collection. I highly recommend this game!
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| Good trivia Game for the Money | 2008-10-05 | 4 / 5 |
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| My family enjoys Trivial Pursuit and games like that. So far we've played with folks ranging from 24-55 years old. We're not much for reading directions, but most of the game's rules are intuitive - there are several alternative ways to play, including a cooperative version. We're kind of competitive, so that one didn't interest us. The questions are fairly tough and there's a variety of categories - more than in Trivial Pursuit, but like them. I don't know how younger kids would fare, but it takes your ages and it's supposed to ask questions relative to each person's age group. I can attest that there were some questions that were "too young" for me. I'd recommend it for people who enjoy trivia games. The only part that was annoying was the little "celebration dances" that characters would do occasionally, and it took a while to understand how to use the "cards" that you could earn and use. (But, as I said, we didn't read the directions!) |
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