"With 'Survival of the Funnest' as their manifesto, the Crood family is completely geared up with the right tools to begin their trek, but the same may not necessarily be true in your case. Perhaps you or your child are not used to anything outside of Mario Party and aren't sure what to expect with the game's formula, in which case the unfamiliar flow may draw interest. Or perhaps digital board game experiences have yet to be introduced in your household. Well, for those seeking to get the most out of The Croods: Prehistoric Party, you can rest assured knowing that the mechanics are not at all complicated and can be understood within a few minutes time. But there are some aspects with the design that could confuse, and so this handy guide was prepared, mapping out everything from rule guidelines, board principles and layouts. The only thing missing are some custom House Rules -- those I'll leave up to folks with bigger imagination than my own!"
Of the two game games in this bundle, we found Madegascar 3 to be better since it has a story, decent characters, and good graphics. The Croods Prehistroric Party looks horrible, does not support multiplayer (despite having the word party in its title), and is merely a compilation of bland button mashing mini-games.
Namco Bandai Games Europe are today releasing two videogame combo packs across three formats. The Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo DS and Wii each receive a new pack featuring The Croods: Prehistoric Party! and one other title, available at retail stores now.
Vdeo game publisher and distributor NAMCO BANDAI Games Europe today announced the release of two Nintendo exclusive combo-packs based on DreamWorks Animation animated films. Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted and The Croods: Prehistoric Party! are now both available for a Nintendo DS and Nintendo 3DS pack, whereas Rise of the Guardians: The Video Game and The Croods: Prehistoric Party! are both available for an exclusive Wii pack.
