Ridley's DSY001 Think Fast Disney Edition Party Game, Multicoloured, A5

Product Information

But so far we've not found a way to streamline our review output - there's basically too much of it. So, rather than dilute things for newcomers we have decided to live with the hubbub while helping new readers find the columnists they will enjoy. We've Got Your Number (later renamed "Close Calls") – contestants had to punch in a sequence of numbers on a large telephone.

THINK FAST! : Disney Movies Quiz - By 3vilFish88 - Sporcle THINK FAST! : Disney Movies Quiz - By 3vilFish88 - Sporcle

You’re brought up in an environment where you’re trying to impress your peers by getting a criminal record, getting a caution and going to the police station and it’s all wrong. Leaping Letters – One teammate placed letters on a catapult and launched them towards their partner, who had to catch the letters in the air and put them on the board to form words of at least 2 letters (proper words were not allowed). The team that made the most words in 90 seconds (60 seconds in early playings) won the event (ties are broken by number of letters in their valid words). Wipe Out – Each team has a gunked up celebrity poster and some wet sponges. Teams throw the sponges at the poster to clean it off. Once they know who the celebrity in the picture is, they must buzz in. The first team to buzz in with the correct celebrity won. The game borrows its elements from the Scene It? DVD game franchise and Buzz! and is hosted by Genie from the film Aladdin who introduces and gives results for each round. Each game contains 15 rounds and takes about 30–40 minutes to play.Zatu has an excellent range of games and for most of them the best prices too. Delivery is always fast and I have never received a game in bad condition. 10/10 would recommend. Alphabet Soup – A big bowl of alphabet soup is placed in the middle of the floor and each team has an identical menu with some missing letters. One contestant will fish a letter out of the soup and pass it to their partner who must place the letter in its proper spot on the menu. The first team to correctly complete their menu won. Charades- One player from each team will act out an activity, the contestants will then buzz in to guess the activity. The team with the most points won the event. Sounding Board- One teammate played a second for the blindfolded contestants. The blindfolded will buzz in and try to identity the item. The team that identified the more sounds won the event. Balloon Burst - Players have to pop an opponent's balloon by answering questions correctly before anyone else does. Each player starts with two balloons. Players who run out of balloons are removed from the game. The last player standing wins the mini-game.

Disney TH!NK Fast | Disney Wiki | Fandom

Color Hoops - A giant basketball goal was set up above a large tube, with a number of colored rubber balls to its side. Each tube had a phrase with a color word left out (example, "_______ mountains majesty"). The contestants had to shoot the plastic balls through the hoop and into the tube to correctly match the colors with the phrases. The most correct phrases won the event.Memory Match – The teams study a board with different answers, each with a corresponding number. The answers are covered up after 10 seconds and then the host will describe an answer on the board. The contestant must buzz in and shout that answer's number, much like Get The Picture's Mega Memory round. The team with the most correct answers won. Juggling Letters- The contestants are given a board of 5 letters. The first contestant to buzz in made a word out of the letters. . Then the opposing contestant did the same. Contestants continued to alternate turns until one contestant either gave a word that wasn't accepted, repeated a word (including different forms of a word), or ran out of time. For each mistake a contestant made, his opponent scored one point, and the contestant with the most points won the event. Both versions of the game have a different control scheme. In the PlayStation 2 version, the game uses Buzz! buzzers, which are bundled with the game. In the Wii version, players have to use the D-pad to choose an answer. There's also an option to use motion controls. In the motion control scheme, players hold the B button while moving the Wii remote up, down, left or right to choose an answer. If this was a game in the Buzz Junior line it would almost work well. There are even some mini-games to break up the quiz mode, and while they're rather basic they're decent little competitive respites. But the Disney specific questions can get pretty hard, so it seems weird that by comparison the non-Disney questions are insultingly easy. And then you come into the problem of the questions repeating. While 5,000 questions sounds like a lot it doesn't take very long before they begin reappearing. And even when it's not the same question there are plenty of questions that are nearly identical to each other. But, not long retired from an illustrious boxing career, it could have all been so different for the Warrington-based five-time world title contender.