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Video Games : Kuri Kuri Mix (PS2)
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Rating: 
- Loads of fun
I got this game cause I wanted to get my wife interested in enjoying my PS2 with me... Sharing time between the love of your life and your wife/partner can be difficult, if not impossible! Ask me, I know :-)
This is a two-player co-operative game. The screen is "divided" into a left and right side and each player plays in his/her half. You play as 2 whacky rabbit/bunny like creatures. The object of the game is to complete a level in the alotted amount of time by negotiating certain OBSTACLES. This is where the fun comes in cause you have to co-operate to solve the puzzles for e.g. Player 1 needs to pull a lever in order for player 2 to cross the bridge etc. etc. This makes for some very interesting times in front of the console... just imagine how hurt my male ego was when in one level my wife suggested that we change sides since the side I was playing on was very difficult and I was "doing it wrong and too slow..." and that she would be able to do it better. "I BEG YOUR PARDON MADAM!!!!!!" HA HA....
Hours of fun...
MY VERDICT: BUY IT TODAY!!!!
Rating: - It's more than a wacky bunny game
The first time I viewed Kuri kuri Mix, I sighed. It was another one of those insane games with pointless blobby characters, and a large helpful chicken. I originally bought it, only because it was classed as a Party Game, and I thought I would receive pleasure from it, playing with my friends, where we could safely insult it, without being attacked by any game fanatics.
As soon as I started the game, with the wacky music, and bizarre characters, I realised how wrong I was. The game seemed easy enough, but the art of co-operation seemed an amazing addition. The levels were well made, and challenging, and I greatly appreciated the funny beeping noises, that meant you had won. As I progressed through the game, some levels made me cream with frustration, and it took several hours to pass them, but the pompus feeling, of knowing I was more skilled at the game than my friends led me to victory. Finally, after defeating many challenging bosses, some invloving giant air hockey games, other more like a shoot 'em up, I tried the vs game. As I had unlocked all the levels, and characters, I had endless fun, duking it out with my friends. It was even more fun, to go four player, and take advantage of a second character you could control, and rob blind of their points.
This game gave me hours of enjoyment, and if you do consider getting it, I hope you like it too!
Rating:
- Cute and colourful, shame about the enemies...
A very cute and colourful platformer. The only problems lie in the awkward, frustrating enemies -- which continue to hit you just as you're struggling to recooperate from their last attack, and also the prescence of superior PS2 platformers on the market, particularly Jak And Daxter. But nonetheless, it's hard to deny that this is novel, backstabbing fun.
Rating: - Kuri Kuri Mix - User review
Excellent two player co-operative game. Not too hard for the beginner & not too easy for experienced players. Lots of fun.
Rating: - Test your relationship with your friends/families!
So far, I've only played this game in the story mode with 2 players (can't imagine doing it solo, it'll take a superhuman) and it is oh so fun! I was a bit skeptical at first about the concept of the game; walking around as a brown rabbit with a pot on your head, or a pink rabbit with an umbrella as a hat? Not a great choice of character, I thought. But once I started playing with my sister, we couldn't stop. The keyword here is: COOPERATION! You have to advance together in this game, you need your partner's help to do so. It's one of the best games I've ever played, and I'm sure my sister would agree to that as well, except for the times when we were shouting instructions at each other, or calling each other names when one of us failed a jump ("Double jump, you stupid $£@*!"). Two thumbs and two big toes up!
- Loads of funI got this game cause I wanted to get my wife interested in enjoying my PS2 with me... Sharing time between the love of your life and your wife/partner can be difficult, if not impossible! Ask me, I know :-)
This is a two-player co-operative game. The screen is "divided" into a left and right side and each player plays in his/her half. You play as 2 whacky rabbit/bunny like creatures. The object of the game is to complete a level in the alotted amount of time by negotiating certain OBSTACLES. This is where the fun comes in cause you have to co-operate to solve the puzzles for e.g. Player 1 needs to pull a lever in order for player 2 to cross the bridge etc. etc. This makes for some very interesting times in front of the console... just imagine how hurt my male ego was when in one level my wife suggested that we change sides since the side I was playing on was very difficult and I was "doing it wrong and too slow..." and that she would be able to do it better. "I BEG YOUR PARDON MADAM!!!!!!" HA HA....
Hours of fun...
MY VERDICT: BUY IT TODAY!!!!
Rating:
- It's more than a wacky bunny gameThe first time I viewed Kuri kuri Mix, I sighed. It was another one of those insane games with pointless blobby characters, and a large helpful chicken. I originally bought it, only because it was classed as a Party Game, and I thought I would receive pleasure from it, playing with my friends, where we could safely insult it, without being attacked by any game fanatics.
As soon as I started the game, with the wacky music, and bizarre characters, I realised how wrong I was. The game seemed easy enough, but the art of co-operation seemed an amazing addition. The levels were well made, and challenging, and I greatly appreciated the funny beeping noises, that meant you had won. As I progressed through the game, some levels made me cream with frustration, and it took several hours to pass them, but the pompus feeling, of knowing I was more skilled at the game than my friends led me to victory. Finally, after defeating many challenging bosses, some invloving giant air hockey games, other more like a shoot 'em up, I tried the vs game. As I had unlocked all the levels, and characters, I had endless fun, duking it out with my friends. It was even more fun, to go four player, and take advantage of a second character you could control, and rob blind of their points.
This game gave me hours of enjoyment, and if you do consider getting it, I hope you like it too!
Rating:
- Cute and colourful, shame about the enemies...A very cute and colourful platformer. The only problems lie in the awkward, frustrating enemies -- which continue to hit you just as you're struggling to recooperate from their last attack, and also the prescence of superior PS2 platformers on the market, particularly Jak And Daxter. But nonetheless, it's hard to deny that this is novel, backstabbing fun.
Rating:
- Kuri Kuri Mix - User reviewExcellent two player co-operative game. Not too hard for the beginner & not too easy for experienced players. Lots of fun.
Rating:
- Test your relationship with your friends/families!So far, I've only played this game in the story mode with 2 players (can't imagine doing it solo, it'll take a superhuman) and it is oh so fun! I was a bit skeptical at first about the concept of the game; walking around as a brown rabbit with a pot on your head, or a pink rabbit with an umbrella as a hat? Not a great choice of character, I thought. But once I started playing with my sister, we couldn't stop. The keyword here is: COOPERATION! You have to advance together in this game, you need your partner's help to do so. It's one of the best games I've ever played, and I'm sure my sister would agree to that as well, except for the times when we were shouting instructions at each other, or calling each other names when one of us failed a jump ("Double jump, you stupid $£@*!"). Two thumbs and two big toes up!