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Build-A-Bear Workshop: A Friend Fur All Seasons Wii
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  • Summary: Your furry friend is invited to a great party on Palace Island by Bearemy and Pawlette. In order to cross the sea and reach the party, Bearemy and Pawlette offer you the FriendShip. Explore new islands on the way and take time to meet and interact with the furry friends that live there. They love playing games too, so on each island you get to play mini games, help them out, and find the puzzle pieces needed to recreate the map that will lead you to the next island. Finally you reach Palace Island where a big party awaits you! A Friend Fur All Seasons is a highly interactive and trans-generational adventure and party game in the true Build-A-Bear spirit! Let your imagination guide you as you board the FriendShip and set out to have fun with your new virtual furry friends. [The Game Factory]… Expand

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  1. ZTGameDomain
    75
    It is more like an interactive experience for a younger demographic that manages to remain accessible and fun while not feeling too daunting for anyone. The mini-games are fun, the visuals are bright and happy and the game just oozes with personality that can make just about anyone smile.

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  1. GregSmith
    8
    We have kids 4-7, and they love this game. It really held their attention and has cute graphics and fairly simple control. We've bought them several games, and this is the first game they played to completion. The drawbacks are that the game is very short. It consists of 4 islands, and each island can be solved in an hour or two. Also, there are two or three minigames within the adventure mode that are nearly impossible for little kids to master. They require swinging the wiimote with precise speed while avoiding unpredictible obsticles. I had a difficult time helping them with those few games. Overall, it's a great game for little kids.… Expand
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