DjimiSuperMario

Although for the PlayStation 2 system, it does not possess the variety of options the Wii version has, it made both versions look as the same game we loved as children. For the PlayStation 2, the Buzz! Buzzer is needed. This way, a feeling of internalization is given. Not for the Wii, though. It has quite similar controls, needing the “D-pad” to select an answer to the question given. The game is marketed as “Disney’s know-it-all competition” that, even labeled as it is, a vast majority of questions displayed have little to no correlation to Disney films, along the lines of “what would a knitter use?”. This is a big flaw if the game wanted to be the Disney geeks competition. Although their flaws can be dodged, it doesn’t mean it is not there. For a good time in family wanting to test everybody’s Disney knowledge and reflexes.

Is a fun game with lots to explore, and I can’t say it disappointed. Mario = quality, and you can’t tell me otherwise.