Madagascar 2: Escape 2 Africa
- Rediscover each character’s unique abilities & combat skills, learning new & special moves by the side of the way
- Experience a wide range of fresh, exciting game play as you work owing to 12 distinct levels & copious mini-sports meeting featuring a variety of quests that include swimming, driving, racing, playing soccer, & safari photography
- Non-linear structure – each evolving level takes you on missions that offer platforming, exploration, pool & combat challenges
- Game exclusive environments including the Watering Hole, the African Jungle & Savannah, the Hippo Mud Pit, the Volcano, & an open area that’s been expanded for the game
- Twice as many multiplayer mini-sports meeting than before as you team up to overcome enemies or challenge each other in the enhanced tournament mode
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Madagascar 2: Escape 2 Africa PS3
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OK. Let me get this out. the movie was excellent. i liked it a lot. this game is not, but i mean, what else would you expect from a game based on a movie.
Graphics: just like a PS2 game unfortunatly
Gameplay: just so darn repetitive. the whole game is just go get this, go tie that, go find it kind of stuff. also, when playing as Melvin, the camera is so horrible that you can’t see where your going
Lasting Appeal: with only 94 objectives in the game and it takes only 10 minutes to do 14, it’s not much fun
but by and large this is just a game to play if you liked the movies alot.
Rating: 2 / 5
I’m loving the madagascar 2 game It’s so fun I play it all day long.I even can’t stop playing it.I can’t live without it!.I would even want to say it’s my favorite entertainment in the world.
Rating: 5 / 5
My whole family likes this game. My daughter is 7 and it is simple enough for her to play, but me and my husband play it with her alot and there are challenging areas too. There are so many different levels to this game. We really got our cash’s worth!
Rating: 5 / 5
As a fan of Joseph Chilton Pearce (author of The Magical Outcome) and various other doctors who feel that tv/quick moving images at an early age slow a outcome’s brain development and permanently hurts their cortices, I wouldn’t recommend any video game for very young kids. But, if you’re one of the majority of American parents who see your tv as a babysitter, this is a excellent game for your kids.
The action here is for 6-8 year olds, I’d guess, and is unlikely to keep the jaded 10 year-ancient crowd interested for long; these are kids who are killing thousands of people an hour in most other video sports meeting, or selling women on the street in Grand Theft Auto, and so on. It’s a long way from Kansas these days, Toto. But for excellent wholesome brain-numbing politically right gaming fun for kids, this one works fine.
Most of the tasks are very unadorned, easily learned, and pretty fun. The sports meeting in the extras section are very simple and might delight very small kids. Not that they might be better served reading a book or anything. Gee whiz, are my biases showing up here? Sorry to be so honest.
In any case, Mad 2 is a fabulous promotional tie-in to the movie which you already bought, and will keep your toddlers busy and probably help them encourage you to buy more Mad 2 toys and other endless Madagascar harvest. So hey, your kids are pleased, you don’t have to take much care of them, and the studios are making a mint.
Win/win/win. What a splendid era we live in!
Sigh. Tom Sawyer wouldn’t find any one to whitewash the fence any more. They’re all inside watching tv.
Rating: 4 / 5
My daughter and I played the first Madagascar and had a ball. It’s nice to see that the second Activision movie tie-in is also lots of fun. Both movie sports meeting take the tack of not trying to walk you owing to the movie but instead focusing on the basic plot elements and wrapping them around fun things to do.
In Madagascar 2: Escape from Africa, you take the role of each of the main characters in the movie. You wander around the landscape honestly openly, switching from one to another at will. As you cooperate you can choose to help various other characters, and that’s what drives the gameplay. For example, Alex the lion scares off a series of other lions by roaring at them, one at a time. Gloria the hippo tucks herself into a ball and “bowls a strike”, trying to knock over all ten pins. The sports meeting get more complicated–you play the penguins driving a jeep, and have to ram each car in a convoy in succession, and each needs to be hit a number of times.
The largest success of this game but, is that it plays to its consultation. Escape from Africa brings something to the table for children small and not-so-small. Tough quests aren’t necessary. Failing a game gives you the option of going and doing something else. As I watched my 10-year-ancient daughter play, I also noticed that if she had a bit of distress with a game–but tried it again–the game made itself progressively simpler. Presume the difficulty being like a “Pitch til U Win” game at the carnival.
This might also be its downside: grown-up children highly experienced with these sports meeting might say, “That was too simple”…but still get a giggle or two. Younger children will be pleased to have something they can play that also surrepetitiously gives them a helping hand. Either way, I can say that the make pleased is exact for families not only because not anything’s inappropriate, but also because not anything is dull. Highly recommended for fans of the movie.
Rating: 4 / 5