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Hasbro Family Game Night 3

• Play classic and remixed versions of your favorite Hasbro games, including: Game of Life, Clue, Twister, Mouse Trap and Yahtzee
• Engage in friendly competition via online multiplayer and keep track of your victories on leaderboards. (Xbox 360 and PS3 Only)

Product Description

Discover endless family fun at the Family Game Night Theme Park! Spin the wheel of fate in the GAME OF LIFE, find out “whodunit” in CLUE, get your groove on with TWISTER, trigger crazy chain reactions in MOUSE TRAP, or try your hand at YAHTZEE HANDS DOWN. Enjoy classic and remixed versions of your favorite games, play with your own customized avatar, and challenge family and friends in online multiplayer (360 & PS3)!

Hasbro Family Game Night 3 is a classic board game compilation for Xbox 360 that allows players both new and an experienced with the original versions of the games included to discover their fun and addictive appeal for the first time, or all over again. The compilation includes new interpretations of classic board game favorites from different sub-genres, including: The Game of Life, Clue, Twister, Mouse Trap and Yahtzee Hands Down. Additional features include: a variety of gameplay mechanics, including interactive gameboards; an in-game theme park environment that houses separate areas for for each game, as well as regions in-between; four-player support; and the return of Mr. Potato Head who takes on the new role of Park Guide in-game.

A new theme park based experience for your family game night on Xbox 360.
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Family Game Night is Any Night on Xbox 360

Revisit the glory days of board gaming, but with a new twist with Hasbro Family Game Night 3. Continuing the popular and winning strategy of introducing young and more mature players to new interpretations of some of the most beloved board games of the past, this third release in the popular Hasbro Family Game Night series continues the addictive, family-friendly fun that players have come to expect, but with even more interactive game choices this time around. Games contained in this release include: The Game of Life, Clue, Twister, Mouse Trap and Yahtzee Hands Down. Players will also enjoy the return of Mr. Potato Head as he takes on the new role of your guide guide through the island based theme park environment that houses the different games available. Couple this with four-player support and you have an engrossing gameplay experience that families and friends can explore, enjoy and compete through over and over again.

Game Features

• The third release in the family-friendly Hasbro Family Game Night series
• Play all-new versions of your favorite Hasbro games, including: The Game of Life, Clue, Twister, Mouse Trap, Yahtzee Hands Down
• In-game customization options, Xbox Achievements and more
• Customize Mr. Potato Head as he takes on the role of Park Guide in-game
• Multiplayer support for up to four players

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A new take on Yahtzee. View larger.

Expose the killer in Clue. View larger.

Get the cheese in Mouse Trap. View larger.

Customer Reviews

94 of 99 people found the following review helpful Serious issues with each of the five games, November 7, 2010 By  J. Van Wagenen (Utah, USA) – See all my reviews    = Fun:  Amazon Verified Purchase(What’s this?) This review is from: Hasbro Family Game Night 3 (Video Game) First of all, I’ll just state that I’m reviewing this based on the Xbox 360 version. I preordered FGN3 based on my enjoyment of FGN1 and downloading all of the games that didn’t come on the disc, and I loved them all. But for Family Game Night 3 (“FGN3″ from here on), if you loved all the previous games, you’ll be disappointed with all five of these. Why? The previous ones were faithful reproductions of the games they were named after, and all of them added *options* to switch up the rules/game settings in case you wanted something a little bit different. Battleship, Yahtzee, Connect 4, etc., were all extremely fun to play alone or with friends. The games included in FGN3 are all unfortunately very disappointing, and none are faithful to the games they were based off of. Allow me to explain… - Twister: 0/10 - The very worst of the bunch. It has *nothing* to do with the actual game Twister, and they merely decided to use the brand’s name to increase sales. I was of course very confused and interested for how they could creatively transfer Twister to a video game. I imagined, maybe you’d get some crazy finger-twisting moves like “left thumb X button, right pinky left trigger”, and so on, until a player failed to do whatever the game requested. Could you cheat at such a game? Sure, but I really think it could be a fun idea with a few friends who are actually playing by the rules. But instead, they didn’t even attempt to make the game Twister-like. You start by choosing a song, there are two songs to choose from in each category (Pop, Disco, Funk). Then, you’ll see a button sequence come up that you’re supposed to repeat. “A X B”, then you hit “A X B” in rhythm of the music. Then you get a four-button sequence like “B B X Y”, then five, then six, then the game is over. For anyone who has played a video game before in their life, these button sequences are all very easy and you’ll get a perfect score every game, making any competition completely dull and end up in a tie. - Mousetrap: 0/10 - Whether you’re playing this with a friend or a computer player, the game is ultra tedious. In the real game, 90% of the fun of this game comes purely from building and setting off the mousetrap. The real mechanics of the gameplay were never very fun to begin with, so when you just watch a virtual mousetrap being made and set off, you take away the fun part of the game and the game you are left with is merely “roll the die, hope you don’t land on the mousetrap.” There is no depth to it. But the real tragedy of this game that made me give it a zero out of ten? Each time you “build” part of the trap, you have to take a two minute detour from the real game and play a super lame mini game. In the mini game, you try to build a network of pipes to route a ball through. How well you do determines how many trap pieces get placed on the board. This mini game is where you’ll spend about 80% of total gameplay in Mousetrap, which is why I say this game is tedious. The only positive thing I can say about this game is I like the sneaky, mouse-like music. - The Game of Life: 6/10 - This is one of the only reasons to buy FGN3. Though boring with computer players, the game can be fun to play with a friend. Unfortunately, as with all games in FGN3, this one also does not match the real-life board game. It’s a lot closer than the others, but there are quite a few features thrown in that greatly hinder the game’s enjoyment. For example, there are game spaces you can land on that let you sue another player for up to 0,000. The person getting sued has to waggle the control stick back and forth for like 20 seconds to argue his case to the “judge”. The faster you do it, the more your bar gets filled up which indicates how successfully you’re arguing. Even if you max out the bar, you still end up paying the other player like ,000. There are many examples of additions like this that add nothing to the game other than being annoying. Every time a player gets married, you have to take a 5 minute detour from the game to play the “Twister” mini game (yes, the one I reviewed above). Again, another “feature” that slows down the game and is ultimately just annoying to wait for. Even if the player gets zero points on this Twister mini-game, you still have to pay them a ,000 wedding gift (,000 for max ponits). It’s game mechanics like that which make the already-boring mini-games even more pointless, because you feel like your score on the mini-game has such an immaterial impact on the game as a whole that you’d rather just skip it. Ignoring all the annoyances that were tacked-on to the original game, it’s still fun to try fighting over the best careers, salaries, and houses and seeing who can amass more money over the course of their “Life”. - Clue: 6/10 - Again, the basic idea of the original game is here (find who the murder is, which room it happened in, and with what… Read more Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you?  >Report abuse | Permalink  Comments (7) 18 of 19 people found the following review helpful Not a bad game., November 16, 2010 By  Tim Rocca (Livermore, CA) – See all my reviews    = Fun:  This review is from: Hasbro Family Game Night 3 (Video Game) I have got all the Family Game Night games from XBL and have enjoyed most of them so this was a must. I had about 7 adults having a blast with Life. Clue was a little tricky at first but a lot of fun. The Remix is the best way to play. Twister was a little disappointing. It’s more of a DDR type of game then Twister. Mouse Trap was a blast playing with 4. Remix was ok but original is better. Yahtzee hands Down is frustrating but a good frustrating if that makes sense. Overall at a price its worth picking up if you’re a fan of the series. Plus each game has a remix mode and some are really better then the original. Life – 8/10 Clue – 9/10 Mouse trap – 7/10 Yahtzee Hands Down – 7/10 Twister – 3/10 Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you?  >Report abuse | Permalink  Comment 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful Game Night, January 6, 2011 By  Doug Ohio – See all my reviews = Fun:  Amazon Verified Purchase(What’s this?) This review is from: Hasbro Family Game Night 3 (Video Game) I bought Family Game Night 3 to play with my wife. We tried all the included games and our favorite is The Yahtzee card game. The rest of the games are ok to play every once in a while, but not as fun as Yahtzee. The big let down of the game is the requirement to have a controller for each player. If you have more than 4 people in your family then someone is going to have to sit out. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you?  >Report abuse | Permalink  Comment

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