Skating/surfing and SpongeBob come together in game for the Kinect (we did not test the DS version). In the game, you must move down a hill (or a river ) and steer to avoid obstacles. In the story, the friends have strayed from Bikini Bottom and landed on a beach. The game features a two player mode that lets you surf or skate side-by-side. The DS version contains a wireless multiplayer function that we did not test (ratings apply to the Xbox version), and a single player mode lets you set off on a road trip with SpongeBob and friends. Content includes 12 courses (six waterways and six seaside streets). The DS version contains 24 boarding maps and 10 unlockable snowboarding stages. Developed by Blitz for Xbox ($50) and by Sabarasa for the Nintendo DS ($30). Subscribers, please log into our database using your password to read the full review along with our rating.
In this game, you play as Po (a panda) and try to become a Kung Fu master by taking on enemies that vary in ability. This requires carefully timed punches and kicks and, with the Kinect version, plenty of room for this type of activity. The Wii version uses the uDraw Tablet, letting you customize your environment and control Po using the stylus; the DS version also gives you the ability to level up and choose from an array of moves as you perform team attacks. Subscribers, please log into our database using your password to read the full review along with our rating.
This snowboarding simulation for 1 or 2 players contains a good tutorial and up to seven themed courses. As you move down the hill, you can do tricks, leaning left or right to steer. Subscribers, please log into our database using your password to read the full review.
Pull out your balance board and start your workout, with this second release in the Wii Fit series that combines 15 new games and six new yoga positions with a calendar-based management system.
You can choose a workout based on the amount of time you have available, from as little as five minutes to a full hour session. In addition, you can select from the Wii Fit Plus routines which target specific areas. The $20 price is for the standalone game; and a balance board is required. A version bundled with the balance board costs $100. Note that the original Wii Fit games are included as part of this package. Please log into our database using your password to read the full review along with our rating.
This version of DDR adds the ability to combine Dance Mat Controllers (one or two) with Wii Remotes and the Wii Balance 
Board, incorporating upper body movements.
After you choose an avatar, you can pick your own customized look, or choose one of your Mii avatars to represent you, in one of three modes of play: Work Out Mode, Story Mode, and Kids Modes with simpler controls.
Content includes 50 songs including Disturbia – Rihanna, Viva La Vide – Coldplay, and Just Dance – Lady Gaga. The game comes bundled with one dance mat controller that plugs into the old (round) GameCube game controller port; a second can be plugged into one of the other ports. Developed by Bemanie for Konami. Also available on the PS2, called Dance Dance Revolution X2, for $40. This PS2 version features the new Dice Master Mode, where you move your dancer through the map by rolling the dice, and then accept the given challenge according to the instructions of the area where they stopped. Please log into our database using your password to read the full review along with our rating.