Pong and Kooky Cuckoo Zoo, is a very great game coming out of the last of the now extinct line of EA Games for kids. Great graphics, wonderful sounds, great voiceovers, and well done voiceovers make for quite the playable games.
This game allows kids to ride a 3D train around the zoo, allowing for kids to stop the train, in order to view the animals of the zoo. The design of the various buttons that can be pushed is reminiscent of a few other educational titles, but undoubtedly worth the effort.
15 mini-games spread out around the entire zoo make for a fun time playing it. Cute cartoon animals, and fun mini-games will have preschoolers, or anyone playing for hours. The animals are all loveable and cute looking, and this visage makes the game a great choice, very playable, very fun, and very awesome. A great game to bring a smile to whoever plays it.
This game is more than worth the download. I myself found I was playing it longer than attended, and realized I was only there for the review. Take it from me, this game is a lot of fun.
The controls are extremely easy to figure out, and the game is very playable. Although this game is not as educational as Broderbund's acclaimed
The Playroom series, the aim of this game itself was fun. Though the learning curve is not too strong, the game still works great. Sadly enough, this line of EA Kids games was cancelled, so that EA could turn their eyes to a much more profitable line of games. Maybe you can guess- Yes, sports games. I still wish they hadn't cancelled the series.
In my mind, this games, and the others would make for a very entertaining, and profitable genre. This old game still has a lot of kid in it and should be a favourite of generations and generations to come. This game is, like I have stated above with the facts, very, very well done. I would highly advise anyone here to take the time to download this game. Though, the game may not seem as cool as most modern games seem to be, it will still have the same appeal as them. Actually well done for games of this era, and extremely great. But still, if you are looking for a small edutainment title about animals, this final EA*Kids product is well worth a look. A true classic!
