Now Thats What I Call A Music Quiz 2 - Interactive DVD Game [Interactive DVD]

This is a great game with 3 fun and different games on 1 dvd where the questions are rarely repeated and the loading times are quick. The dvd also keeps track of your individual scores which I thought was quite clever for a dvd game. I was a bit dubious initially about buying this, after reading some reviews, but this is a seriously fun game to play for the whole family and isn't just for 30 somethings but for older people too. It often features obscure questions from the 1960s for example! Name the first record label the Beatles were with anyone?! Well worth a purchase for such a low price.

Good fun and really like it. Worth the money

Kids and adults had loads of fun .... Brought back lots of great memories.... Ideal item for small family or friends get togethers

A great idea for the price paid. It was a cracking way to spend a couple of hours. A couple of the questions start to repeat towards the end. It is well worth a go.

Disc wouldn't load

Not very good

Enjoy playing this with the family. Can be repetitive but what do you expect, it's a disc not a real person!

As a big fan of DVD games, I decided to buy this as it looked good. The questions are varied and the categories are interesting, but I was disappointed that not every mode of the game is playable by a single player. As I always play alone, this was annoying. The best of the three modes is "Chart climber" which is based around the idea of getting to number 1 in the charts by answering questions correctly. This is the only mode that can be played alone. "Platinum Collection" is a multiplayer mode with a variety of categories. Can be played by up to four players. The "Free For All" mode is let down by being too simplistic and requiring self-reporting of players. Questions are only repeated occasionally. Overall, a fun game that is only slightly let down by being too focused on multiplayer.