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Imagine Party Babyz
Wii
Released On: Nov 11, 2008
Metascore
Available after 4 critic reviews
7.6
All Platforms
The game doesn't do anything entirely unique and probably won't convert devout haters of the genre, but gamers looking for a solid new mini-game compilation need look no further.
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 22 User Ratings
7.6
73% Positive
16 Ratings
16 Ratings
5% Mixed
1 Rating
1 Rating
23% Negative
5 Ratings
5 Ratings
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 22 User Ratings
7.6
73% Positive
16 Ratings
16 Ratings
5% Mixed
1 Rating
1 Rating
23% Negative
5 Ratings
5 Ratings
A masterpiece on every regard, the game that changed the Babyz franchise forever.
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Wii
I love little kids they make me feel so good i give this game10/10 protagonist was hot
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Wii
Before I discovered the gem that is Imagine Babyz Party wii I don't think I had any reason to live. I had no friends, no family, nothing to validate my university degree in media studies or my choice to be unemployed at 38 (Because it's a choice). All I had to my name was an apartment and my wii, and that by itself was falling apart. All I could afford to eat was my own hair, and sometimes it was between eating that or paying rent. The only games I could afford were bargain bin games from my local shop (Tesco). These aren't usually that high quality, so you can imagine my overwhelming joy upon discovering Imagine Party Babyz Wii. I was stunned. Immediately, I traded in whatever clothes I was wearing in order to get it. As soon as I got home, I slid in the disk and from the moment I saw the faces of those babies I was hooked. This game. Get it even if it costs everything. Tell everyone. Tell all your friends. If they refuse? They're no longer your friends. If my family hadn't refused to keep in contact with me I'd have them on this in a heartbeat. If you're wondering how I am after discovering my new reason to live, I can't say anything has changed. I'm still unemployed, still borderline homeless, still hungry. But I am infinitely more happy. My recommendation? Buy it. It doesn't matter if it costs you everything you own. Mortgage your house if you need to. Whatever cost you pay for this game is too low. Its worth more to me than anything in this world. Please buy it. If not for yourself, then for me. Do it for those babies. It will change your **** graphics? 10/10. The music? 10/10. Story? 3/10 (needs more baby oil). But apart from that it's 100/10 in every category. If I had friends, I'd get them to play
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A remarkably average minigame collection. All baby themed of course. Unfortunately there's no boards like in mario party (which would've made it 100x better). Instead it's just a marathon of minigame after minigame, with a small fairly bland story going on inbetween. This is meant to be a multiplayer game, but I honestly can't see myself playing this with anyone, or even letting them know I actually played it to review. The minigames are all motion gimmicks, but at least you can customize your baby. I really wouldn't recommend this unless you really want a minigame-a-thon that's baby-themed. For a family+friends party game, just stick to mario party.
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This game is one of the worst party games I've ever played. The minigames are dull and generic, the gameplay is boring and it's overall just a bad party game. Never buy this piece of ****.
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Lazy game with horrible gameplay and whoever likes this game is a **** idiot and doesn't know what a god damn game is if it hit them in the head 19 times.
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Summary Imagine Party Babyz brings the fun of the popular Babyz franchise to the Wii in the form of a play date neither you or your child will soon forget. Reminiscent of earlier releases in the franchise where players nurture individual babies while mothers and fathers are away at work or on errands, Imagine Party Babyz expands on the idea with...
Rated E
for Everyone
Platforms:
- Wii
Initial Release Date: Nov 11, 2008
Developer:
- Ubisoft
Publisher: Ubisoft
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