Sesame Street: Ready, Set, Grover! - Nintendo Wii

Our 2 year-old really likes this game, although mostly she likes watching us play it for her. I'm sure that will change as her understanding and knowledge improve and she has a better grasp of how to play the games. There is a decent variety of games but also a lot of repetition (there must be at least six nearly identical "tip the remote left/center/right" games!)The biggest issue I have with this game is the controls, which are somewhat clunky and insensitive. During the actual game play this could be of some benefit since it doesn't require too much accuracy to reward little kids for doing the "proper" actions, but when trying to navigate the menus (or for older kids where controlling the game with more precision might be a worthwhile reward!) it can be an exceedingly frustrating experience since half the time tilting the remote gives no response, while the other half of the time it seems to have a feather touch.

The game is wonderful for the first two or three plays but all the games require the same three - four things just with different backgrounds. It bores my 3 year old son already and he just got it for Christmas. I think if it offered movement as one group, shape and colors, health, and letters as the other games for the different locations it would hold attention for longer. But maybe its just my son he is developmentally more at the age of a 4 to 5 year old.

As another reviewer mentioned, many sesame street games on wii don't have great reviews. It was the previous reviewers review that made me chance this one. I wanted something that was fun but also got them moving. More and more my 3 and 6 year old are wanting to play video games and I just don't like the idea of them sitting in front of a screen doing nothing more physical then moving their hands. We already had the Go Diego Go Safari Rescue wii game that gets them up and moving on the balance board and this has been a great addition to that. The grover wii cover is adorable and they really like that and I love that I can use a second remote if needed to help them out.

We purchased the game for our son who is enamoured with anything involving "cause & effect". He enjoys it, whether or not he is following the proscribed motions. The Grover controller cover is cute, and covers the buttons that aren't utilized in the game. The cover doesn't really have a "custom-fit" feel however. The game does hold his attention, and could be described as mildly addictive for him.

I have an above average 4 year old, and 3 year old twins that are a little below average as far as picking up on stuff. They love the game, there's no way to lose, great animation, good education, great entertainment value. Just wish that all three of them could play at one time (thus the 4 star rating).

My two and four year olds were more than excited to see this - but it took a long time to get through because most of the "exercises" weren't really physical. Most of the time my four year old was sitting there moving the Wii remote because that's all that was required. Not my ideal game for them and he was bored fairly quickly. I liked the graphics and the explanations were definitely perfect for my kids but it was boring and not really a good exercise for them at all.

My three year old son loves that this is a game he can play by himself. Mr Independent has always had to ask for help with other games, and with these simple games that only require one button for him to play it makes things much easier when he is in his Mr Independent mentality.

I got this for my my kids who were 3 and 5 last year, they did play with it for a few times. The game is a slow game that depends on talking to the kid telling them the simple orders in English and Spanish. My kids seem to enjoy it only the first time but not any more. Now they turned 4 and 6 and for several months they never used it. They say they don't enjoy it ! Their fav. games are Mario games and Sport resort.

Very impressed, my 4 year old is over the moon that he has a Wii game he can play without adult help.

Todo el contenido es en inglés, pero es muy intuitivo para niños pequeños. Mi hijo tiene 5 años y le gusta mucho, se entretiene y aprende inglés.