Calvin Tucker's Redneck Jamboree

"Playing with friends is only barely more tolerable than playing against the computer, and that's because it's more entertaining listening to your friends make fun of how bad this game is. I wanted to like this game, truly, but there is just too much going against it, including the rather hastily designed controls for the different games. Take the redneck horseshoe toss, which is played with toilet seats. Adjustments can be made, but it's just a matter of luck that you score any points. You could swing the Wii-mote the exact same way three times in a row and you would never hit the same spot twice. We know this is possible, because we have all done it in Wii sports while playing golf. Yes, there is dramatically different actions for all the games, but there is no sense of stability in the controls. One time you are completely dialed in, four seconds later you are not where you need to be."

"If you've had any experience with mini-games on Wii, then you probably already know what to expect from Calvin Tucker's Redneck Jamboree. The unique theme is about the only thing that separates this from so many other games already on the system. But like so many other titles of its kind, it's really just a few simple mini-games thrown together in a lackluster package. You might get a few laughs out of the title at a party, but there are far better alternatives available."