Namco Outdoor Challenge Wii (80006) Motherboard Reviews

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We love the Outdoor Challenge! Any game that my daughters, son-in-law, 2 yr old granddaughter & I all enjoy has to be great. from Amazon.com I'm a 26 year old female with an 8 year old son. We've had a Wii for about 2 years now and I'd have to say that this has been our favorite game by far. There are various levels of difficulty making this a great gaming choice for all ages and skill levels as well as a great exercise tool. from Amazon.com non stop action. totally recommend this item. i also own the wii fit and this is even more 'fun' than that. from Amazon.com Bought this for my kids to try to work on motor coordination and also get them to exercise a bit!! This is fantastic. As I've written in past reviews, the graphics are not stunning on the Wii, but the overall experience is great!! There are numerous games for kids to play and the game adjust quite well to all skill levels and ages. from Amazon.com I would definitely recommend this to anyone who wants to have some fun as well as some laughs. It's fun to challenge yourself as well as others. It can be used as something different for a work out from the everyday drill. from Amazon.com These Wii fitness games are revolutionizing the way people work out. And with a little encouragement from parents, can really help beat the epidemic of childhood obesity. from Amazon.com This game is awesome. It was recommended by a friend and I am so glad I got it. It is a great work out, loads of fun and not boring like a normal work out like the Wii Fit is. Thanks from Amazon.com I got the wii mostly for myself, buy of course my 5 year old and 2 year old were all over it. The other games I had were too advanced for them; this, however, is perfect. from Amazon.com Better if it would be wireless, cables always are not easy to handle with kids; only one mat can be plugged at time (better if at least two, just to have a 4-player game). The challenges are good enough. from Amazon.com It's not. It's simply a one player game. but you can have a two player challenge. from Amazon.com