good old fashion fun. no shooting or killing aliens or enemy soldiers, ect. just quirky harmless rabbits playing classic rock & stuff. kids really enjoy it!

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My kids cannot play this game enough. There are so many different mini-game choices within each level that they have yet to get bored with it. They like that they can make their own Rabbid that is actually in some of the mini-games.

My 12 year old finished all of the levels in two days (maybe too easy, but that's not altogether bad because most games now are too difficult for some kids), but she still plays it anyway.

Even though it's in fun, there is cartoon violence. My son played once and I'm still trying to stop him from hitting people with things that the game used as weapons. Definitely for the 10 and up set.

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I bought this for my girlfriend and she loves it. She beat it pretty fast though.

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Bought this game for my 11 yr old and she loves it. You paint the characters, and interact with them with the stylus and they react to your attention. She loves their antics. Has played with this since Christmas.

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I can dress my darn bunny up in blue hair curlers, lederhosen and wave around a magic wand with a star on the end...AHHHHH...fart and spit...this game is ridiculous. I love it! Put a bunny on a water buffalo and make him ride it like a rodeo bull...oh dear. Where's my DS? It's been a bad week, I need more Raving Rabbid mayhem...and now! ;-)

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Loved this game! I got it and my hubby and I had a blast with the competitions! Of course, be warned, if you play this in a public area (airports, bus stops, Starbucks, etc...) people will stare, especially if you are blowing into the mic of the Nintendo DS. But then again, it might keep people from sitting next to you. So it might as well be a positive! It's easy and fun to play and best of all you can dress up your rabbid!

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My son plays this game all the time. We have it for the wii and he wanted it for his ds too. Its alot of fun.

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I bought 2 copies of this game for my kids to eliminate them fighting over "who borrowed it last". This game kept an 11 and 9 year old busy and laughing for hours in the car. Not once did I hear "are we there yet?"

Silly cartoon violence and wacky fun abound.

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I have almost as much playing this game as my 6 year-old daughter! This one will keep her busy for a while and frankly, I love all the mini-games. We're big fans of Rayman for the Wii, so when I saw this at the store, it was a no brainer. So far, so good. Everyone is happy with this purchase.

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Raving Rabbids 2 by Ubisoft is pure comic genius.

Several mini games that are short but sweet.

Uses the mic and the dual screen pretty well (like blowing into the mic or talking into it)

There's very little Rayman (so far) deals more with the Rabbids (they're hilarious characters).

Keeps me entertained at least 45 minutes at a time. (That's a good thing for a busy person, you don't have to play that long but you will want to.)

Haven't even played the multiplayer yet so it even has more potential.

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I bought this game for my 10 year old niece who loves it, and plays it non-stop. I have also been told by my sister that she sneaks her daughter's game system and plays this while she is in bed. Apparently it is very addictive, fun, and entertaining.

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Many Nintendo DS games merely say they are fun without so much as delivering on the back end.

Rayman Raving Rabbids 2 delivers on some very fun actions on the DS in the form of several mini-games that you can turn on and off without having to feel like you are in the middle of doing something which makes this game a nice quick trip into DS land.

The graphics are very well done in the realm of DS titles and the gameplay is fun. The small Rabbids on screen will have you feeling like your cuteness meter is about to explode... that is until they burp or do something out of the ordinary to make you laugh. If you don't find screaming Rabbids funny then this game is probably not for you however.

The game itself uses the Rayman title, but has little or nothing to do with Rayman in all actuality. It does have a lot to do with his furry Rabbid enemies.

After beating each mini-game you will receive new clothing and accessories for your Rabbid to wear while playing many of the mini-games. There is also an artistic section for decorating and customizing your Rabbid with the stylus.

If you are looking for a game that combines touch screen mini-games with cute adorable mascots then it probably does not get any better than Rayman Raving Rabbids 2.

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My seven year old son absolutely loves this game. He and his friends laugh and laugh. Overall, I think it's a great game. I wasn't really happy with the anesthetic part on this game, where each player hits the patient in the head with a carrot until someone causes him to pass out (and they win the game). Other than that I don't have any complaints about this game. My son would give it a 5.

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I thought that this game would have a story to follow - it does not. It only has three mini-games in multi-player mode. I bought it because I was led to understand that is was mostly a multi-player ("Party Game"). I'm a little disappointed and next time I recommend trying a game before buying.

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This game was originally intended for my young son but I sneak games in whenever I get the chance. Rayman rabbid is quite the snarky character which adds to the fun.

There are 7 countries, each with their own minigame (U.S. is following directions while going as fast as you can & Europe is finding the right test tube after it is switched around to start). You have to reach a certain score to unlock prizes and move on to a more complex game. My son has caught me sitting there manically trying to stop that rabbid from snickering at me. Time for mommy to give back the game.

The mini games are simple enough to play and work for younger then the 10+ listing. Mastering them is another story. The better you score, the more "gifts" available. This translates into outfitting your personal rabbid.

We have not tried the multiple player option but that is just icing on the cake. We love this game and consider it a keeper.

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