Birthday Parties will never be the same with Birthday Party Bash available to play on Wii. The game comes with everything you need to plan your party including invitations as well as a coupon for Duncan Hines cake mix. You know I’m all about the coupons. This game is very unique from other games as you can actually have up to 12 players. So invite your friends and tell them to BYOWR – Bring Your Own Wii Remote!

There are different ways you can play this game. You can choose a fun theme for your party. There are many to choose from. My kids choose Pirates theme. You can also play “Free Play” if you don’t want to do an actual party.

Basically you compete against each other in fun little mini games, like pop the balloon, unwrapping gifts quickly, races, pinata, and much more. There are 20 games total to choose from. My little ones 5 and 3 liked the balloon pop the best as they seemed to be able to play this one easily. The games are meant to be played in a quick time limit to give many kids a chance to play.

While the time limit is good if you only have a couple of kids playing it can get time consuming waiting for the next game to being. However, during an actual party, this is a great feature.

Fun themed birthday party for Wii game lovers. It retails for $39.99 but Amazon is running a sale for just $29.99 right now.

You will also want to check out birthdaypartybashblog.com for more party ideas!

Bargain Briana Buzz Disclosure: Mom Central provided Wii Birthday Party Bash for my family so that we could try out this product and share my honest opinion with my readers. No other compensation was received.  All reviews/recommendations are based on my own honest opinion and experiences and not edited or written by the sponsor.

Wii Pirates vs. Ninja Dodgeball Game from South Peak Games looks like a blast. It is for ages 10 and up. “In Real Life,” Dodgeball is one of my kid’s favorite activities!

A new game for Nintendo, Big Bang Mini, will be available in stores January 20th. This game, great for the whole family, will give users an opportunity to make their own firework displays. Players send up rockets with a sweep of the stylus while avoiding the burning fallout from fireworks which miss their targets. The aim of the game is to collect stars which fall when an enemy is defeated and progress through the game’s 90 levels.

Available January 20th and will retail for $19.99.