G-Force

This one was disappointing. Rented this for our 8 year old. He really like it at first, but then the puzzles started to get more and more complex and he needed my help to figure them out. He's a bright kid and has played many similar video games, so that's not the issue. Eventually as he got farther into the game (I think he was fairly close to the end- some kind of big room where you had to turn on some generators or something) the puzzles got quite complex, and because I didn't have time to re-do the whole level with him, even I couldn't solve it. After we tried several times and I even found several walk-throughs on the web and we still couldn't do it, we got frustrated and sent it back. I wouldn't recommend this one for eight year olds unless you're prepared to play it with your kid.

This game is absolutely hilarious and alot of fun to play. Only thing was that when playing in 3-D and wearing the 3-D glasses, I could only take the 3-D gameplay for so long. After wearing 3-D glasses and playing in 3-D for over an hour, it started to bother my eyes. Now that might just be me, but you have to try it for yourself! <br /> <br />All of the characters are hilarious and there is lots of comedy to this game, which makes it even more fun to play. The enemies you come across may be frustrating to beat because you need to find out their weaknesses before being able to defeat them successfully. One thing I found sort of difficult was defeating all the different electronic enemies. Each enemy has its own weak spot, and in order for you to find it, you need to scan them with your scan gun for the helpful information. In order to scan the enemy, you need a good view of them, so if you're not careful, the enemy might throw one of their weapons at you and your health will decrease. I would try and get on shelves or hide behind something, and then get to a good view and scan the enemy. From there, you need to protect yourself as much as possible and attack the enemy at the right time in order to defeat them successfully. <br /> <br />The kiosks are very helpful, but sometimes they're located in the worst possible positions in the missions. Be careful of enemies sneaking up on you while at the kiosk, always watch your back!

First off, if you rent this game, Gamefly does not send the 3D glasses. I made that mistake initially by reserving this before it came out. So, if you rent the game, you get a sub par platformer with some shooting.<br /><br />The game is for kids only. I thought that it would be a little funny like other movies out there like it, but it really wasn't. The problem was that it took itself way too serious. If your kids are a big fan of the movie, then go ahead and pick this one up...if they aren't, I'd skip it.<br /><br />There's other games out there for kids that are better, namely the Kung Fu Panda one. That is one kid's movie game that I can remember that was actually pretty darn good.<br /><br />So, skip this one if you can, otherwise, rent it for the kids, then send it back never to be seen again.

KIND OF BORING BUT SOMETIMES FUN

Now before playing this game you need to understand that this game is a kids game and if you are above the age of about 12 or so this game isn&#39;t going to entertain you for long periods of time. I rented this game mainly just for the gamerscore and wasn&#39;t expecting the game to be anything that would appeal to me. Now I&#39;ve never seen the movie the very first mission thought was really fun just because I love how it was stealthy. The game overall will entertain you but defiantly keep it just to a rent. The graphics arnt the best but there good enough. If you are under the age of 12 or are thinking about getting it for somebody else under that age then it may be a buy. Defiantly one of the better kids games out there next to toy story 3.

the 3d really does not work and the game basicly goes in circles