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- Play the classic games that you know and love.
- Exciting new ways to play every game like Connect Four Power Chips, Boggle Portal Cubes, Reverse Yahtzee and Battleship Barrage.
- Choose the game room theme that’s right for you
- Earn new game themed trophies, furniture and decorations to customize your game.
- Quickly build a custom Party Game by choosing your favorite games, number of players, and time you want to play
Product Description
Join your host Mr. Potato Head as you play classic Hasbro games as well as exciting new versions. Hasbro Family Game Night features family favorites such as Connect Four, Battleship, Yahtzee, Boggle, Sorry! and the all new, Sorry! Sliders.Amazon.com Product Description
Join your host, Mr. Potato Head, as you and your family play classic Hasbro games, as well as exciting new versions of old favorites created for the Nintendo Wii. Hasbro Family Game Night f… More >>
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This game is terrible. I am taking mine in to be traded. It is totally awful.
Rating: 1 / 5
I expected that game to be real fun with multiplayer capabilities, but it disappointed me really. It’s against the Wii policy (collecting people together) it uses just one individual for play.
Rating: 2 / 5
ALTHOUGH, IT’S LIKE PLAYING THE ORIGINAL BOARD CAMES, THE USER INTERFACE “bites” BIG TIME. WHEN WE’RE PLAYING BOOGLE, AND TRY HIGHLIGHTING THE WORD, MY WII REMOTE TOTALLY JUMPS ALL AROUND. I WANTED TO THROW MY REMOTE AT HASBORO. I WOULDN’T RECOMMEND THIS GAME.
LEAVE THE BATTLESHIP & PLAY ANOTHER WII GAME.
Rating: 1 / 5
When it has come down to video games, they honestly have become the latest things since sliced bread, especially with the Nintendo Wii. Since it came out in 2006, the system has really changed the way we play games at home. But, what about classic board games? Well, within the past several years, it feels like they’ve been replaced more and more today, with families spending less and less time with love and care. While Hasbro has constantly been advertising Family Game Night on television, it still is very sad that the love isn’t there for kids to have that quality time. Now, Hasbro is going interactive, and trying to bring new life into the classics from the Parker Brothers, and Milton Bradley libraries for the Wii.
Hasbro Family Game Night for the Nintendo Wii, brings a compilation of classic games to a whole new generation, to know what it is like to play delightful and entertaining board games from the past like Connect Four, and Sorry! The game features the classic Mr. Potato Head as your host, as you play new and different ways through these classic titles. There are also few different ways you can customize you gameroom, and Mr. Potato Head himself, which is alright, but the gameplay is all what should matter. There are very few titles that are available, just the traditional games like Yahtzee!, Boogle, Sorry!, Connect Four, Battleship, and Sorry! Sliders, a shuffleboard spinoff on the classic board game. The graphics are nicely detailed, but there really are a few faults with the game. The first of which is that honestly, there could’ve been more games to reintroduce the Hasbro lineup to the next generations. I really was hoping that there could’ve been great titles like Scrabble, Trouble, Life, and Monopoly that should’ve been showcased here, but that honesly doesn’t do enough for Wii gamers, and at thr price of nearly $40. That doesn’t do much in fun.
All in all, Hasbro Family Game Night could’ve been a fair buy for the Nintendo Wii, but honestly I really thought there should’ve been a lot more that needed to be added to make the feeling that families can have fun again feel like it is a sad and deep crash and burn. While Hasbro Family Game Night was a good concept, it misses the mark, and tells us that families playing together isn’t there anymore. It just has been replaced with too much work, and not anymore love.
Graphics: B-
Sound: C+
Control: C+
Fun & Enjoyment: C- for solo play; C for multiplayer
Overall: C 1/2-
Rating: 3 / 5
It is too hard to understand how to play Sorry. It is not like the board game at all. There are no instructions on how to play exactly so it took a long time to figure it out and it just is not as fun as I thought it would be. It is not worth the money.
Rating: 2 / 5