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Vtech - MobiGo Software - Kung Fu Panda 2
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Release date: 2011-04-20
Curriculum includes picture matching, categorization, color, math, logic, problem solving and foreign language
Finger touch play enhances learning
Features Po and new villan Lord Shen
Games include Kung Fu Panda humor
Price:
$19.99
$15.95
Customer Reviews:
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The best Mobigo game out there
I am a review queen. After reading ALL the reviews on ALL the mobigo games out there, we selected and purchased the best 5 for Christmas. This one tops the list, its fun as very as very edcational. My son is 4 and its not too difficult or too easy for him and he doesnt even realize he is... -
Great Game
My daughter is in love her MobiGo and this particular games is wonderful. I could believe that it was helping her identify letters and also they teach a few chinese words. They have some interesting games with shapes and letters. I was impressed with the quailty of this game and the MobiGO.
Price:
$9.99
$9.85
Fun for all kids
Help Tigress defeat the Gorilla Warrior
Recreate the action and excitement of the Dreamworks Animation Kung Fu Panda Movie
Collect all your favorite Kung Fu Panda Movie characters
Stylized chunky figures with poseable arms
um... and u list them like level 1 is .... and level 2 is ...
Level 1 Po's Dream
Level 2 Tournement of The Dragon Warrior
Level 3 Po's First Day
Level 4 Protect The Palace
Level 5 Lake of Tears
Level 6 Wudang Temple
Level 7 Treacherous Waters
Level 8 Wudang Rescue
Level 9...
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Kung Fu Panda 2 Xbox 360 game review: Kung Fu Panda 2
In this review, I will discuss Kung Fu Panda 2 for Xbox 360. Kung Fu Panda 2 is based on the animated movie by the same name. This game is perhaps the only worth Kinect enabled title playable. Where most games force Kinect controls on you, Kung Fu Panda 2 has somehow perfectly taken use of the Kinect controller. Read on the review to find out what the game offers.
To start of my review, lets discuss the setting of the game. Kung Fu Panda 2 for Xbox is set after the events of the animated film. You will find the furious five and Po being troubled by various gorillas, wolves and dragons. Po is entitled to find out what has gone wrong and stop the bad guys from plotting against the good. The story may not be that interesting, but it still manages to fit perfectly in the universe of Kung Fu Panda.
Further down the review, let’s discuss the gameplay. Kung Fu Panda 2 is mostly based on fighting, which means you will be doing a lot of Kung Fu while playing the game. This may not be the real deal, but Kung Fu Panda 2 still offers a lot of Kung Fu fun. Using Kinect, you will be performing punches, kicks, blocks and jumping against a lot of enemies. When you beat the crap out of an enemy, you can perform special moves to finish them off. If you somehow manage to stun your enemies, you will be given the opportunity to summon one of the furious five to finish the foe off....
Kung Fu Panda 2 – PS3 Review | Brash Games
Kung Fu Panda 2 the game is with us, and who’d have guessed it, there just so happens to be a Kung Fu Panda 2 film currently doing the rounds at your local multiplex. It’s like somebody plans these thing. Films and games notoriously don’t go well together. You may have a fantastic film with the perfect plot for a game, but that’s often not even enough to make an average attempt of a game. Usually film tie-in games are rushed out far sooner than they should have been, which ends up leaving a sour taste in gamers mouths especially if they’ve seen the movie.
Conveniently starting off where the film ends, in Kung Fu Panda 2 you must help Po, The Furious Five with the council of masters, Shifu, Croc, and Ox defeat looting wolves, bullish gorillas and uncouth Komodo Dragons led by Xaio Dan to restore Gongmen City back to its former glory, and more importantly save Kung Fu! The setting and theme works quite naturally within the Kung Fu Panda general story, it’s just a shame that’s where the fun ends for Kung Fu Panda 2.
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Kung Fu Panda 2 Blu-rayBlu-ray.com - Oct 04, 2011
In addition to the main film, the set contains an all-new adventure, Kung Fu Panda: Secrets of the Masters, as well as two free memberships to the online video game Kung Fu Panda World (each membership is valued at $5.95 and is good good for game play
Computer Graphics World - Oct 13, 2011
Setting the stage for a fistful of animation delights is DreamWorks Animation, with its Keynote session on Kung Fu Panda 2. Set in a fictional land in ancient China, the animated box-office hit successfully recreated the Chinese landscape and injectedUSA Today - Oct 11, 2011
Mafia Wars 2 was added on Tuesday. Zynga has tried to keep its Ville games appealing through partnerships with celebrities, such as Lady Gaga and Enrique Iglesias, and other pop touchstones. Earlier this year, it launched a Kung Fu Panda 2-themed
Daily Herald - Oct 13, 2011
[B+] KUNG FU PANDA 2 (1 hr., 31 min.; PG for sequences of martial arts action and mild violence) Proving that its predecessor was no fluke, this enjoyably smart, funny adventure film delivers oodles of kung fu awesomeness and some intriguing backstory.School Library Journal - Oct 11, 2011
The movie is directed by Chris Miller, who also helmed up Shrek the Third (2007), and executive produced by Guillermo del Toro, whose credits include films such as Pan's Labyrinth, the Hellboy franchise, and Kung Fu Panda 2. Antonio Banderas stars as
