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Platform For Display: Nintendo Wii
Features
- Make use of special magic as you move through four enchanted worlds
- Enter into Belle's world and meet Belle and Lumiere as an unlockable bonus
- Get rewards for successfully achieving goals
- Experience a variety of wonderful mini games
- Team up with a friend in cooperative gameplay
Description
Enter Disney Princess universes from the animated classic films Cinderella, The Little Mermaid, Snow White and Aladdin in Disney Princess: Enchanted Journey. From Disney Interactive Studios, Disney Princess: Enchanted Journey offers young girls the chance to meet and interact with the beloved Disney Princesses while encouraging creativity, exploration and positive messages. Players will customize their own unique heroine character and take part in a fun-filled adventure through four unique levels to help the Princesses restore order in their enchanted kingdoms and overcome evil.
Publication Date: November 13, 2007
Computer Platform: Nintendo Wii
Global Trade Identification Number: 09
UPC: 712725003944 712725004323 712725004309
Compatible Video Game Console Models: Nintendo Wii
Release date: November 13, 2007
Product Dimensions: 7.75 x 5.75 x 0.53 inches; 4.96 ounces
Type of item: Video Game
Language: English
Rated: Everyone
Item model number: 00430
Item Weight: 5 ounces
Manufacturer: Disney Interactive Studios
Date First Available: June 1, 2007
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Brought my old weed out of the closet my three-year-old granddaughter is really loving this game!
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2026 by Susan
I buy a lot of Wii games based on what I think my 2 children will be able to do with it, they are 4 and 6. This game is great for them. The 6 year old can play this by herself without adult assistance which rates this game very high on my list. the 4 year old loves it, but requires some help since the movement around requires use of the toggle on the nunchuk, and that requires some dexterity she hasn't perfected yet. the only thing that gets them is that if it's being played without adult assistance, then sometimes the boggs can surround the character can trap it, and the kids get quickly upset that they're being trapped and attacked. There is no killing in this game, the characters just loose magic on a meter, and the boggs turn into butterflies, so it's pretty harmless. the length of game is ok, the 6 year old has now beaten the game, with some help, in about 4 hours. I would recommend for young girls, but just realize that some dexterity is required since it requires use of both hands plus the left thumb at the same time. UPDATE: My 6 year old can now beat the game by herself now without assistance in about 3 hours. Doesn't stop her, she's played it all the way through 3 times in the last week. She says it is still SO much fun, so it hasn't lost it's appeal. I am hoping that I can find another game that requires similar skill levels. Also, this game has a pretty detailed, verbally narrated story line that they like, so there isn't any required reading of tiny cramped font words for young kids.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2011 by C Blackmon
We have a 7 year old and a 4 year old. Both really enjoyed the game, but especially our 4 year old. We took our time exploring and using magic on stuff rather than just trying to finish and spent about 20-30 minutes on each of 12 chapters, usually only one chapter per session. Our youngest likes it so much that the game has inspired her to use her imagination to play with her princess dolls. She will play for an hour or more engrossed with her "Princess Wii" dolls (i.e. Cinderella, Snow White, Ariel, Jasmine, and Bell) imagining them in situations inspired by the game. The other thing we really liked about the game is that the princess is controlled using both the controller and the nunchuck. The controller controls the magic wand and the nunchunk controls where the princess goes. This was great for allowing both of our girls to play together at the same time taking turns on each controller. When our 4 year old played alone, my wife or I used one control. Our 7 year old could handle both controllers at the same time. Lastly, the 4 main princesses (Bell is a mini game, mainly just an excuse to include Bell) each have 3 chapters with two princesses listing the difficultly as "Easy", one "Medium", and one "Hard". However, even for our 4 year old none of the games was really very hard. If you're looking for a game with great game play this is probably not for you, if you're looking for a game with a story to engross little girls who love princesses, then this game is perfect. Even the ending was done pretty well.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2010 by Karolina
This is a good game and will be a pretty safe bet as you try to find a game for your 4+ year old little girls. 4-5 year olds may need some help from time to time, especially to know what to do next, but it is easy enough for them to play. There is a two player option that is good for a mom or dad to play along with. There are challenges in each of the characters' worlds, and there is some freedom in moving between princess world to princess world. Your little girl gets to play a child princess that is needed to help the other princesses on their challenges. The wii remote is literally used like a want to cast spells and the num chuk is mainly used for moving around. My little girl doesn't play it a lot because she's not a huge princess fan right now and the wii remote and num chuk are still a bit of a challenge for her, but the game is good enough that I think she'll play with it more as she gets a little older and wants to play games more often. Bottom line... it's a good game for its audience.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2013 by amm
I have a number of issues with this game, which I bought for my 4-year-old niece. I played the whole thing myself first so that I could help her (boring for a 26-year-old), and I found the controls difficult to use. For example, it says to raise the controller and then lower it to use magic. Well, it doesn't mention that you have to hold it over your head for a few seconds, which is counter-intuitive. Plus, there was a lot of reading on the screen, which my niece can't do yet. And it required two different controllers (the regular one and the numchuck thing) and kept telling us which button to hit based on the letters. "Push the Z button," etc. My 4-year-old niece can't concentrate on two controllers and figure out which button is which. Plus, some parts of the game were just too hard for her, like trying to catch the falling treasures. She's not that fast. And that was the easy level! And one of the levels was locked, and my mom couldn't even figure out that that's why we couldn't get in there. In the end, my niece was screaming in frustration and had to have a time-out. It was awful, really. I don't know if Wii games just aren't meant for little kids and can't be made so that they can play them or if it's just this game. But I wouldn't buy this for a little kid.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2012 by Rin
This review is for the Wii version: It would be nice if the game had the option for the 2nd character to play as a Prince/Male. I hope my kid is not mentally scarred for life by seeing her dad run around in a dress on the big screen..... Minus one star for how short it is: Myself and my kid played through this game in a few hours. Fortunately, at the time, Amazon was discounting this game heavily so I feel like we got an OK value. At the current price I would have felt ripped off. Once solved the game has almost no replayability. Minus one star because you can't vary the difficulty: This game would be better if you could set it on a "hard" level, let your princess die or something. As it is you have an onscreen meter (never called "health") that goes down when you are attacked. However, when your not-health runs out the meter is simply reset. That's great for the youngest one but makes the game very unchallenging for anyone else. Also, some of the mini games were inane. You could simply do nothing and you would still (eventually) win the game. Conversely other games were frustating for my kids. Make one mistake on the 5th level and go back to level one and do it all over again. It would be nice to have an easy mode for the mini games that are more forgiving. For example, only require repeating the current level of the mini game. Three stars for an overall neat game. My kid loved the fact that waving the Wii remote activated/controlled the magic wand. Genius. What a great example of using the Wii controls to add Wii value to a multi platform games.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2010 by Jo Smith
I got this for my three nieces (all between 5-6 yr olds). All three of them really like the princesses, and all of them have played through at least part of the game now. One of them LOVED it, picked up the movements very quickly, loved the story, the mini games, dressing the princess, etc. I don't think there is any part of this game she wasn't absolutely thrilled with. The other two...not so much. One found the movements tricky to remember and got frustrated and bored very easily. The other was terrified of the idea of the bogs (they are the 'bad guys' in this game) to the point that she flat out refused to play for a while. I had to explain that the bogs were just butterflies and couldn't hurt her character, even if she stood there and did nothing. (I checked to be sure, there is a bar that appears and loses color any time the bogs are around, but once it gets to the bottom, it just refills automatically and nothing happens to the players). She is enjoying it now, but get frustrated with some of the actions as well. One very important thing to note - you have to play ALL of the princesses before you can unlock Belle. When you come back, be sure to play Belle before you go up the stairs again - if you do not, you cannot go back in and play Belle later, unless you play the entire game again (we learned this the hard way).
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Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2010 by Greta
Bought this for 5 year old daughter and she loves it. It is so easy, even my 3 yr old can wave the magic wand and it is so fun my 8 year old boy loved playing it too. They really designed it well so it is challenging without being frustrating. It really works great to have an older person control the nunchuck and a little one wave the wand. There are so many fun worlds that it didn't bore them to design a new princess and play through the whole thing again. The scenes are really cool, the stories creative and the ending gets really exciting for the kids. Love it...great value!!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2011 by Julie M