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| Active Life: Extreme Challenge Bundle with Mat |
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| Manufacturer: Namco |
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| List Price: $39.99 |
| Sale Price: $32.34 |
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Product Description |
Get ready to get active. In Active Life: Extreme Challenge, you'll throw your entire body into every challenge that comes your way. This innovative game combines an included mat controller with the motion-sensing fun of your Wii Remote to deliver a whole-body experience that gets your limbs moving and your heart pumping, allowing you to enjoy extreme activities anytime.
Sky Dive!
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Do cool BMX Tricks!
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Experience Kite Boarding!
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Test your skills at 15 intense activities in Active Life: Extreme Challenge. Whether you're scaling the cliffs of the Grand Canyon or swooshing down the hills of San Francisco in a street luge, you'll enjoy the thrill of performing actions that make it feel as though you're really participating in an extreme activity. Explore amazingly detailed environments as you skate, surf, bike and more, and amp up the excitement by competing with friends and family in multiplayer gameplay. Key Game Features: - Includes the game Active Life: Extreme Challenge and a mat controller to facilitate whole-body game activity
- Engage in a wide variety of activities across thrillingly detailed environments, including kite-surfing in the Pacific and scaling the cliffs of the Grand Canyon
- Move your body in 15 extreme activities, such as street luge/in-line skating, base jumping, acrobatic double dutch, BMX biking and skateboarding
- See characters and environments come to life in a unique cel-shaded art design
- Bring your Mii character into the game for a personal touch
- Enjoy the fun by yourself or with friends in single-player, multiplayer and Time Trial modes
More Information
Active Life: Extreme Challenge is the follow up to the successful Active Life: Outdoor Challenge game/mat bundle. Leveraging the ‘active gaming’ trend, Active Life games use a mat controller along with the Wii Remote to incorporate the player’s entire body into the gameplay.
Active Life: Extreme Challenge kicks Active Life into high gear, featuring ‘extreme’ themed sports such as base jumping, street luge, and rock climbing. Whether you want to swoosh down the hills of San Francisco in a street luge, scale the cliffs of the Grand Canyon, or kite-surf in the crystal blue waters of the Pacific, this game will get your heart pumping! |
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Product Details |
- More to Play-15 activities plus multi-player and time trial
- All New Activities-Include street luge/in-line skating, kite surfing, base jumping,acrobatic double dutch, BMX biking, skateboarding and rock climbing
- Unique & Stylish Cel-Shaded Art Design-Detailed environments and cool character designs
- Mii Integration-Includes the option to use Mii characters
- Fun for Everyone-Single and multi-player games to challenge you, your family and friends
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Customer Reviews |
 not very good |
| Review Date: May 31, 2010 |
| Reviewer: reyes m., new york, ny |
| The graphics are terrible and the games are not much fun. Surely, not worth the money. I don't generally bother writing reviews, but I feel I should warn others. I don't know what the people who gave it good reviews are thinking. |
Active Life Not Active Here
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| Review Date: May 9, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Boston Mom, |
| We told our kids that we would only buy "active" games for the Wii. I thought this game would be fun and keep our kids active. We were very disappointed. The mat slips all over the place so we had to tape it down, which sort of worked except the mat kept wanting to bunch up. The graphics are cheesy. Some of the games require you to get down on your hands and knees and bang on the mat with your hands. This hurts your hands, wrists, etc... After the first day of owning this game, my kids never went back to it. They said it "wasn't fun". |
active life: extreme challenge review
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| Review Date: April 2, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Jewel D. Tingle, VA |
| My son truely loves the game. I bought it for his eleventh birthday. It was a great gift at a great price. It was cheaper than other places that I searched. I am a single mom to four kids and money is tight. I feel the price was very reasonable. Jewel |
This is an entertaining game.
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| Review Date: March 22, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Podsan before the IPod, |
My kid is all over the room playing wii. This game puts him in one place jumping around just as much.
It is fun for adults too. |
Don
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| Review Date: March 17, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Don, Alabama |
| The game is fun and difficult. I guess I need practice. I purchased for my 4 and 5 year old and they have a little difficulty playing. I would recomend for older children. Other than that it is fun and gets the heart pumping. |
Little entertainment value here and very little activity.
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| Review Date: February 26, 2010 |
| Reviewer: KiMBeRLy, |
| I was looking for something fun to do that would generate a little sweat and caloric burn for the days that I didn't work out with wii fit plus or EA sports active. To be fair, I tried all the games. I can't say that there was even one game that I really enjoyed. It certainly doesn't give you a workout either. There is more time waiting between games than actual time playing the games. This was a big disappointment for me and a waste of money. I don't even know if younger children would enjoy this. I haven't tried outdoor challenge, but I would bet it is not much different than this. |
a blast for the whole family
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| Review Date: February 23, 2010 |
| Reviewer: K. Nystrom, |
| My kids aged 11, 9 and 7 plus dad and me LOVE this game. What we love about the wii (getting into the game and not just sitting there with a controller) is what this one is all about. We live in a COLD climate and are always looking for ways to move our bodies in the winter and this is a great way. It's totally appropriate for all ages as well. |
Lots of fun for everyone!
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| Review Date: February 17, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Frugle Homemaker, Stafford, Virginia |
| This game has provided as much fun and exercise than the wii fit for our family because it plays 2 players at the same time. (and my 6 year old kicks my behind on jump-roping) Again I have found my husband playing it alone trying to beat other's scores. Great game, similar to dance mats with 2 player capabilities. I would recommend it. |
Good for younger kids
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| Review Date: February 4, 2010 |
| Reviewer: V. Torfin, Wallis, TX |
| The game was a little over-rated. I thought the graphics were below average. I also think that some of the games are not as fun as expected due to the graphics. I think younger kids may think its more fun than adults. |
Fun For Some!
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| Review Date: February 3, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Voice Guy, Rocky Mountains |
| Bought this for Christmas, and have been a bit surprised at the sporadic play. Some of my kids like this game a lot, primarily my 6 and 11 year-olds. My teens aren't so fond of the game. I think the nature of the activities naturally appeals to the pre-teen child, particularly the skateboarding and skiing. There certainly is a cardiovascular benefit to some of the actions kids have to engage in for the games. I'm not disappointed in this purchase, but do suggest it isn't truly a family game, as the descriptions might suggest. Consider this more for grade-schoolers. |
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