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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #359 in Computer & Video Games
• Brand: Microsoft
• Released on: 2007-11-16
• Rating: To Be Announced
• Platform: Xbox 360

Amazon.co.uk Review

It seems impossible to imagine that there's anyone in the world (who isn't employed by Microsoft) that could possibility try and talk about this game without instantly referring to the PlayStation 2's Buzz! series. In fact if the Scene It? name hadn't been licensed from the popular range of board games Microsoft probably would've been on the receiving end of a few stern letters from Sony's lawyers. As it is the game's main gimmick, that it comes with four special game show buzzer controllers, is identical to Buzz! They even look exactly the same, although Microsoft has got the extremely shaky defence that the Buzz! games have never been released in America.

If you've not played the original board and DVD game version of the concept the basic idea is that you are presented with a series of themed and general knowledge movie trivia questions, many linked to a series of clips from the respective movies. The game comes with over 1,800 questions and more than 20 styles of puzzle. These include trying to complete a famous movie quote, guessing a movie title from a partial list of credits and working out a movie's name based on a child's drawing.

Using the buzzers insure that no one can get intimidated by the regular Xbox 360 joypad, with the giant buzzer at the top used to cut in when you think you've got the answer and the four smaller buttons used for answering multiple choice questions. It's not a new idea then, but still a very entertaining one.

Manufacturer's Description
"Scene It? Lights, Camera, Action" brings gamers together with friends and family for a casual trivia game that they all can play and enjoy. Using the simple and intuitive Big Button Controller, players can challenge their friends to see whose movie knowledge reigns supreme, with real content from their favorite movies and actors.

This social and engaging trivia experience ships with four wireless controllers, allowing up to four teams to challenge one another, and includes more than 1,800 questions with images, audio and high-definition (HD) movie clips from hundreds of films players will know and love. Gameplay enhancements ensure each game offers a fresh experience without repeats, and new questions and content can be downloadable to add to the fun with. Players can keep score to see who is the true trivia master, or play in party mode and entertain the crowd for hours at a time.

Customer Reviews

Great
I was sceptical at first but the questions are varied and there are films for all ages. Great fun with four people.

Great For Parties
this game is great for parties, you can use it over and over again and never get asked the same question.
a great buy.

Hours of family fun
Scene It! Lights Camera Action is one of the best family games on the 360, second only to Viva Pinata. However, unlike Viva, Scene It is multiplayer, and therefore can provide hours of entertainment for everyone. The game menus & intros are certainly more serious than those on Buzz, but the whole package makes it a buzz beater...a wide range of quiz rounds, movie questions ranging from the 1930's to the present day, and the concept of bonus points at the end of each round for achieving various targets (even if you don't do that well, you can still increase your score this way). Obviously this game is being marketed for multi-player gaming, but even the single player mode is full & has the same atmosphere as the multi-player. The final cut works well, giving each player score multipliers that increase for each question they answer correctly. The infra-red controllers feel good in the hand, even if the guide button is a little too easy to press in the heat of the game.

All in all, this is the perfect start for the franchise, and if they can produce a few more versions (as they did with the original board games), then it will soon become the party game of choice. Already it is a Buzz beater.