This is a great fighting game.

First of all, online mode was patched!! I was waiting for online update. First time
tekken 6 came out, online was laggy(still fun, though) but after update, it works great. Almost
arcade level. I am very happy with it.

Graphic is not the best but looks clean and vivid.
I like the sound. Music in the game is beautiful, sometimes combative.
Gameplay is the best. Doing combo on each character is funny and serious.

go Online and play with others!!

The Good:

LOTS of characters to play, with plenty of depth and technical mastery required to truly master the game. If memorizing complex juggles, 5-10 hit combos, safe/unsafe moves, and the frame data for your moves and the moves of your opponents sounds like ‘good times’ for you then this game has got you covered.

The Bad:

Everything else. The graphics look waxy and dated compared to other recent releases (SC4 which was released by the same company…), the scenario campaign is a tedious grind–hint: choose Devil Jin as your free unlockable and thank me later–although it’s not the torture others make it out to be, and most are reporting the online play is laggy (although I didn’t notice it the few times I went online to remind myself that I am a horrible Kazuya player).

Final verdict:

The hardcore purists will enjoy the game for it’s depth and steep skill requirement–and be frustrated with the online play, but those of you just looking for a pretty game to sit on the couch and button-mash with your girlfriend, you might want to skip this one.

I’m sure if you’re reading this you’ve already read countless other reviews praising the game for it’s superb voice acting, mind blowing graphics, wonderful story telling, and it’s riveting gameplay. I’m only writing this to enforce all of these things and hopefully tip you over the fence into buying this game immediately. Uncharted 2: Among Thieves contains almost every element that was in the first and improves upon it. For those of you who haven’t played the first game it is essentially Gears of War meets Tomb Raider + Awesomeness all rolled into one. For those of you who did play Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune you’re all too aware of how short the first game was and I’m pleased to tell you that this game is substantially worth it. Not only does it last about 3-4 hours longer buy it features something to do when you’re done, multiplayer. The multiplayer is essentially what you’d expect from Call of Duty 4 with and a 3rd person twist and several unique modes to shake up the formula. Uncharted 2: Among Thieves is like buying a three entree plate from Panda Express. It leaves you completely full and satisfied and although you’d happily enjoy another serving of Orange Chicken you can leave the restaurant knowing you got what you paid for. Buy this game and enjoy it because although it’s built upon the qualities of other games, there’s really nothing out there quite like it.

I don’t quite know how to describe how great this game really is…I just sat down for 15 hours straight and couldn’t put the controller down until the end of the credits. This game combines everything and anything you could ever want in a movie, a game or any entertainment experience. Uncharted 2 has incredible characters, wonderful story, some of the best acting I’ve ever seen (Not just the voice acting, but the actual animations of the characters, their facial expressions), everything is done so beautifully I’m absolutely speechless. Among Thieves exceeded the hype in my mind, it immerses you in this incredibly detailed and lush environment, seamlessly bouncing you back and forth from gameplay to breathtaking cinematic wonder, and most often, combines them both at the same time. Just the attention to detail is astounding. I wish I had a better vocabulary so I could give this review justice but you should just see for yourself! You will not regret this purchase one bit, the multiplayer is even fun! If you own a PS3 and don’t have this game, then you should sell your PS3.

My 9mth old granddaughter has been pulling up and walking along the table for a while. We noticed she started trying to walk without holding on. She is fearless. I wanted this for Christmas could not find a pink one in stores, so I ordered it online. No problem with shipping and my granddaughter is walking still a little wobbly but that’s where the toy comes in. She already loves to ride it more than walking with it. She loves the activities on it.

The bike is very cute, very durable. All I would say is, my 2 1/2 year old is very tall and she still has a hard time reaching the pedals all the way! The seat keeps on popping off, but it doesn’t seem to bother her. All in all, a good price for such a bike…

My son was starting to cruise around and I wanted something that he could push. I loved that this toy was a push toy that converted to something that he could ride once he got older. This toy is very poorly manufactured. It isn’t sturdy at all! My son has already pulled all of the parts off. It looks and feels very cheap. Spend a few dollars more and get another brand that is actually sturdy and doesn’t fall apart. We had it two days before my son was able to pull the attachments off. He can’t even walk with it very well, because the wheels dont roll smoothly and it’s not sturdy and flips over. Total waste of money!!!!

I’m in my 40s, been working out for many years and I’m a big fan of Dance Dance Revolution which stripped 50 pounds off me. I don’t have Wii Fit, but this is the first game I’ve tried for the Wii that really gives DDR a run for its money.

At the beginning, go to Free Play mode first as it lets you practice all the minigames on their easiest levels. Once you get the hang of them, go to the courses on Outdoor Adventure mode that will unlock higher levels as you pass them.

The third mode, Exercise Training, has a variety of courses that range from about 5-10 minutes long. You can’t fail the games on these courses; just keep playing as well as you can for the allotted time. One of the courses, 10 Minute Marathon, simply has you walking or running for 10 minutes. You can use this course for interval training; for instance, run for 10 seconds and walk for 20 seconds (or the other way around!) for 20 rounds. The Outdoor Adventure mode also allows you to design your own courses, although it seems you can only save one course at a time.

You get “Activity Points” for completing the exercise courses, which are put on a daily graph along with a Brain Age-like stamp. Unfortunately there is no calorie counter in this game (unlike DDR for PS2) and it doesn’t record exact dates you worked out, just “2 days ago”, etc. It also doesn’t record your weight, but maybe that makes this more suitable for children than Wii Fit.

I’d like to add that this game is VERY beginner-friendly, especially compared to another Namco exergame for Wii, We Cheer (another excellent game, but with a huge leap in difficulty level). Active Life can be played by anyone – young or old, from sedentary overweight folks to athletes. On Free Play, there are scrolling instructions for each game that you can easily skip past, and Easy mode even has on-screen prompts. Exercise mode allows you to go at your own pace, even if you have to just walk through or keep taking breaks. On the other end of the spectrum, the most advanced courses are super-tough; I still haven’t passed them! This is one game you won’t “outgrow”.

My favorite games are the mine cart (a real core/balance challenge), mountain boarding, pipe slider, speed skating and the most DDR-like game, whack-a-mole. The mat slides around a bit (putting it on a sticky yoga mat helped) and is probably too narrow for two “plus-sized” adults to play at once, but it responds very well. I would love to see future Active Life games add more enhancements to Exercise mode (like keeping track of scores, dates and calories burned) and add more types of games like perhaps a music/rhythm game and games that use lateral and forward/back jumping.

But overall, this is an awesome first entry for what I hope will be a long and successful series!

My daughter, now 6, had this trike when she was smaller. She had more fun putting stuff in the seat than actually riding it. It didn’t have very good traction but I didn’t expect it to with plastic tires. It is more for a child with long legs! My only problem with the trike was the position of the key. It is placed in a very bad position for a little girl. My daughter ran and jumped on it to take a ride one time and landed on the key. Needless-to-say she hurt herself “down there”. We had to take pliers to remove the key. I don’t know why they do not have it positioned on the side like a key for a vehicle. I am surprised this hasn’t happened to anyone else. Be cautious if you have an energetic child who rides this bike because they may also run and jump onto the bike.

My daughter received this horse for her third birthday and was very excited to give it a try. I was thrilled because it was so easy to put together – the tail was the most difficult.
I have two concerns with this toy:
1. The braking system is difficult and impossible for my three year old to figure out. I would never let her play outside with the horse.
2. She tipped it over on herself this afternoon while trying to get on it. I don’t think that she would have been able to get out from under the horse if I had not helped her. The horse is very heavy.
She loves horses and she loves this horse – she loves to make it neigh and she brushes it hair. Overall though I wish that I had waited a couple years to get this toy.