King a 6/10, believing that most of what the player will enjoy about the game is from what other players will bring from outside the game. N-Europe also gave the game a 6/10, describing it as "a fun title that can be played in short bursts every so often", praising its multiplayer and Mii usage. They also thought that the game was priced too steep at 1000 Wii Points, due to its lacklustre single-player mode. Edge awarded the game 5 out of 10, stating that the repetitive levels and basic look and feel had a large effect on the game's lifespan. Sequels An expanded follow up to the game, called TV Show King Party, was released in North America on October 28, 2008 also for the Wii. However, unlike the first game, it was a retail release. A WiiWare sequel, TV Show King 2, was released for the Wiiware in North America and Europe on December 21, 2009 and December 25, 2009 respectively. This sequel also has trophy support based on the player's accomplishments. This game had 8000 questions (into 12 different categories), and received a much better rating than its predecessor. IGN gave the sequel a 7.8, higher than the 6.4 it gave the predecessor. Wiiloveit.com gave the game a 28/30, describing it as "one of Gameloft's best releases yet" especially because of its strong online presence. Also, the game was priced at 800 Wii Points, instead of the predecessor's 1000. Some other additions to the game are the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection/Online Play, a Question Creator, a Question Downloaded that lets you download fan-made questions and more. References 2008 video games IOS games PlayStation Network games Quiz video games Ubisoft games Video games developed in Canada Vivendi franchises Wii games WiiWare games Gameloft games