this game is awesome the first time i played it at my cousins house right after that i asked my mom to buy it for me. note:do not buy game at stores like gamestop,gamespot,amazon or ebay. at ebay the lowest you can get it for 23.00 at gamestop i went to check for a used one and no lie he told me that the lowest it costs was 40.00 and im not sure about gamespot it does not tell their price for yhe game on their website. i was sad my mom said that the most it could cost Was 20.00 and she does not like to buy stuff off of ebay. but i did not give up i searched on google and found it for 20.00 on gamepro their website lists the price and if you want the website name just copy it from here it is NO LINKS FOR YOU

Better than average game. I would recommend the game to anyone that like these types of games. No real changes but new maps. Maybe not the best installment of the game but still fun.

My other review was pretty gay and borrowed heavily from the jargon that Star Dingo used in his, so I'll just say the game rocks.

Yes. Pikmin 2 is a sequel to one of the first series of GameCube since the first one came out when GameCube was released along ago. Now the sequel has much more better graphics and is not a short game any more. Once you are already done. You can either play the game again for the heck of it or yet try the Multiplayer Mode which by all means you should try it. Most people think it's based on Warcraft or StarCraft which are in fact are RPGS, no... this is totally a different game. It's a family-friendly RPG like Paper Mario franchise. So if you trying to play the Pikmin series, this is where you should start.

pikmin was fun, but childish, and after beating it, i thought how immature a game it was, i pictured its glorious coming of age, and i hoped it would drop at least a "T" rating next time, did it? NO i hope this time it will targe people older than five and come to play ith the big boys

There is no place to write a Ribbit King review so I stuck it here. Ribbit King for GCN and PS2 (GCN reviewed) 1-4 players Price: $19.99 2 GCN discs The story of Ribbit King is about a carpenter called Scooter who must win the frolf championship to save his planet from power failure. The game is like golf. You launch a frog into a hole in order to get points and go to the next hole. The more shots you take the less the points. However that is not the only way you get points. Throughout the course are things like trampolines, bubbles, and flies which give you points for using them. The more things you hit that give you points the score multiples by the point value. For example you hit a bubble worth 100 points after hitting 3 other things you get 300 points instead. at the end of 4 courses there is a bonus of 100 or 200 for various things like who's frog swam the most. A lot of times me winning depended on these bonuses. The game only has 20 courses but makes up for it by putting the starting point and hole at different places for each character you take on so they never get boring. The graphics and control are average and there are some glitches like your character standing on air or a frog part going though something but that does not effect game play. the cinema scenes are plenty and funny in this game as well. Some downsides are to see any part of the course it has to be from a sky view and you have to pick English or Spanish every time you turn on the game. Other than that everything was fine.

More like the first one but with new add ons. This time around you have 2 different pikmins white and purple. The purple is the strongest of all of them. Whey you throw them they hit the floor strongly, and they can lift heavy things. The white pikmin is poisoned. They can find buried treasures and they can go trough poisoned areas. They also add a new character call Louie too make 2 different groups of pikmin. But I think with this idea they could made co-op mode so 2 players finish the game together. The main idea of the game is to collect all the treasures that are in the pikmin world. Is highly addictive.