Well... I'm STILL playing through Mario Galaxy... Plus I have Zack and Wiki sitting there waiting to be played... Plus I want to finish EDF 2017 on hardest and inferno... plus I still need to beat GTA4... Plus I need to mod my SNES so I can play my recently purchased copy of Terranigma... :S

I rented the game and it went back to Gamefly the very next day. Sure, it's fun for a couple of hours but I just didn't feel a need to play after the first 3 hours. Fun for a little while, but that damn water hose pissed me off.

I would like to get it, but since it's EA... ehh... maybe I'll pick up a used copy.

Thanius... it's called Walmart.com or something.

My Wii isn't here yet, that's why I haven't bought it.

But I'm so shocked, I mean a fresh original game that uses the Wiimote in unique ways and is trying something different from all the shovelware on the Wii and it gets ignored.

COLOR ME SHOCKED.

Its like this hasn't happened before...

Because it's £30 for Jenga... with bombs.

From the reviews it comes across as a Tech-Demo, with a theme. It'll be bought, in time, and for the right price ;)

I picked it up on launch day. It's ok-ish. Dunno, maybe I'm missing something - I've almost completed all the levels, and it seems much more geared towards single player than party fun, which is weird for a game that is essentially Jenga 2.0. All the levels seem to focus on a singular aspect of the game - like the green goo blocks, or the exploding one - while only a very few seem to combine those different elements into a coherent whole. I get that I could build my own levels, but it seems like this would take a lot of effort to produce a mildly diverting level, and I bought this for its apparent "pick up and play"-ability

Maybe one of the people rhapsodising over this game could tell me which mode to pick to make it fun for a group of 4-6 people, because every time I've tried to get friends to play it, it quickly becomes very boring, and folks soon start asking to play Wii bowling again. Sorry, but until I'm shown otherwise, Boom Blox goes on the pile of "close, but no cigar" games....

This game is amazing. It's sad that not more people own it... I have it.

It's probably because on the outside it doesn't look that much different from all of the shitty shovelware that promises to be "fun."

What do you think? If you own a Wii and haven't bought this incredible game ... why not?

Because it isn't Wii Sports or Wii Fit? heh, my poor Wii has been taken over by my family. I moved it out of the living room for a few days to try out SSBB and all I got was constant whining about not having it there for my parents to show their friends Wii bowling...

Love the game. One of the only games my wife and I can both enjoy.