Why do they hate us so much?

That's the only thing I could think of. M&Ms hates us all and never wants us to play video games again.

The controls are terrible. The tracks are a mess. You get caught on every little thing along the edges of the tracks and guess what? No reverse! You want to fling the Wii remote at the screen in rage after just a few attempts at making a circuit. The graphics are uninspired and the audio is wretched. My kids refused to put it back in after one play session.

Save your money! Save your sanity! Save yourselves! Do not buy this game!

Buy Something Else

My kids (14/9/8) received this game for our Wii at Christmas. They had a very difficult time learning how to play so they did not want to play it. I sat down with them and we picked up the hang of the game. It was very difficult for me to play because of the way the game is set up. We played on a large flat screen TV and in dual mode, I could hardly tell where I was supposed to drive. Most racing games have a map feature that tracks where you are on the track and lets you anticipate the turns. This game not only does not have this, it puts messaging across the screen disrupting your view. In addition, some of the darker areas were like driving in a tunnel and I could hardly see where I was going.

The M&M characters were cute but this is too hard for younger kids to master and poorly designed to call it a racing game. Strongly recommend a do not buy.

Fails the basic goal of racing games: SPEED.

Awful. The "racing" is REALLY slow- about 2 mph. The camera angles are the worst that I've seen since Dragon Ball Z Sagas. The controls are just horrific. And the irony of the aforementioned lack of speed is that one of the about 4 or 5 one-liners constantly repeated by the characters is, "APPROACHING SOUND BARRIER!!" Last time I checked, the sound barrier is 770 mph- not 2 mph. Overall, this game is just bad and I wouldn't even recommend it to my worst enemy.