Disney's Little Mermaid 2: Return to the Sea | 
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| From: Disney Interactive Category: Video Games
Buy New: $29.99
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Rating: 9 reviews Sales Rank: 7177
Platforms: Macintosh, Windows Genre: Childrens Interactive Book Software ESRB: Everyone Media: CD-ROM Discs: 1 Age: 5 - 20 years Operating System: Windows Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.6 Dimensions (in): 9.5 x 8 x 1.5
Model: 1963101 UPC: 044702009282 EAN: 0044702009282 ASIN: B00004U5R0
Release Date: August 29, 2000 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Shipping: Expedited shipping available Condition: Sealed Retail Box - Includes 4 CD-ROMs: Disney's Little Mermaid II Return to See, Disney Princess Fashion Boutique, Disney Lilo & Stitch Trouble in Paradise, Disney Mahjongg - Plays on XP - Excellent Condition - Immediate Shipping
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Amazon.com Review Here's your chance to reunite online with the entire undersea gang. The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea brings Ariel, her daughter Melody, Sebastian, and all the other characters from the two Disney films straight to your computer, in a package of games and activities certain to please young players. Return to the Sea features two arcade games--Melody's Daring Dive and Too Cool!--and a trio of creativity-oriented activities. In the first game, Melody dives for jewels and pearls while dodging sharks and other hazards. In the second, she collects gems in an effort to thaw out a trident, which she must then use in battle with the nefarious Morgana. Both games are fast paced and well designed, boasting 20 levels of difficulty. Unlike some games for this age group, these genuinely get harder, ensuring significant replay potential. The noncompetitive activities include Aquabatics, where players design an underwater dance show; Mermaid Memories, an interactive sticker book; and Melody's Melodies, a karaoke program featuring two songs from Disney's newest Little Mermaid film. Setting up the routines in Aquabatics is a lot of fun; players can flip and spin their favorite characters in a variety of swimming twirls. Though almost all games for girls include a program like Mermaid Memories, the one featured in this game is put together extremely well. The backgrounds are flexible, the graphics meld seamlessly into the scenery, and players can even add sounds and movements to the scenes they create. Finally, Return to the Sea comes with a second CD-ROM, Ariel's Story Studio, a gateway to even more undersea adventure. The one real disappointment of this package is Melody's Melodies, which only features two songs and a few simple options for singing them. Kids learning to play musical instruments might also notice that the presentation of the music isn't correctly laid out on the staff. However, the program's other delights more than compensate for this weakness. Broad enough in scope to ensure wide appeal, and of the highest quality to guarantee player entertainment, Return to the Sea provides hours of fun for the whole family. --Alyx Dellamonica
Amazon.com Product Description Disney's Little Mermaid 2: Return to the Sea introduces children to Ariel's daughter, Melody, and her world. Along with a lovable cast of characters, you will go on magical adventures to explore the underwater world of Atlantica.
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the best of the bunch May 4, 2003 Rosanne (nz) 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This came in a pack with three other princess games. Of the four it is the best with enough different activities to keep the kids amused. There is diving for gems, which has you diving down and having to collect air bubbles to breath while you also pick up gems until you have enough. An arcade type in too cool, a sticker game where you make a picture and the singing which only has two tunes that you can play. The last and probably most interesting was designing the dances and then watching the show, then are several dance patterns that you can add different movements too and two mermaids and three sea creatures that you can choose to dance. Overall its quite a good game.
Awesome game! November 6, 2002 L. Holmes (Delran, NJ United States) 3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I loved this game. It's completely awesome. This game is wonderful for anyone who loves the Little Mermaid and games that take place in the water. The first game is Melody's Daring Dive and sports 3 levels. The first is Hope Reef which is easy. Next is Quakey Caverns which is a bit harder. An finally there is Pirate Point which is the hardest. The game is introduced by Sebastian. You need to help Melody collect gems below the sea while avoiding sharks, eels, and falling rocks. The next game is Too Cool and is introduced by Ariel. You need to help Melody collect gems in order to unfreeze the trident and zap Morganna. Tip and Dash throw snowballs for you to use to temporarily freeze Morganna and her cohorts. This is a great arcade style game that has twenty levels. The next game is Aquabatics which is introduced by Tip and Dash. This is my favorite game in which you get to organize an undersea dance extravaganza. You pick the dancers, the patterns, the stunts and the music. You can put up to five dancers in at a time. Your dancer choices are Ariel, Melody, Flounder, a turtle, and a dolphin. Next is the picture album where you get to make the scene. You pick the characters, backgrounds, sounds, props, and even special wallpapers. You can then print your picture. The last game is Melody's Melodies and is Karioke style. There are only two songs to choose from but it can be a great learning tool for people who want to learn how to play music as it shows all the notes on a standard staff paper setting. This game rocks and if you think it is only good for kids, let me tell you I am 26 and love it. It's well worth buying.
Dive Into A World Of Adventure With Melody!! March 23, 2002 MaryLou (Mississippi) 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I LOVED IT!! I don't know what I would do without it. Now let me tell you about the CD-ROM. In the beginning, you type in your name and after that there is a magical pendant in the shape of a shell. It is open. The top half is games and the bottom half is the credits and stuff like that. Move your curser into the pendant and you will see something. When you click on it, it will take you to an activity.My favorite game is Too Cool!! It is so much fun!! It is a little bit hard. In this game it's kind of like a maze. You try to gather all of the power crystals to melt the ice around the magical Trident & and zap Morgana through levels 3-20!! Tip: use your snowballs & mermaid potions. But be careful, Morgana only has a LIMITED number of mermaid potions, so don't waste them!! In Melody's Daring Dive, you need to collect a certain number of gem's to have Melody make different types of jewelry. There are three places you Can dive at. There's Hope Reef. This is the best place to go diving. Believe Me I know!! Then there's Quaky Caverns. This is a little harder because there are rock avalanches, bubbles that could blow Melody off course, kelp That could make you go slower, barracudas, and electric eels!! Then there's The hardest and scariest of them all, Pirate Point. Here there are all the things that I mentioned before, plus octopuses (but not Morgana and Ursula), and sharks!! But don't worry. When you're riding a dolphin, you can pick Up a cannon ball and drop it on the shark by hitting the spacebar. Then it will not return. At Aquabatics, you can pick your own dance moves, designs to put the dancers and moves on, and dancers including Ariel, Melody & Flounder to put on your own show!! Tip the penguin and Dash the walrus are your hosts in this fun game. You need to create six acts to make you own performance for the merpeople of Atlantica!! In Mermaid Memories, you can create your own pictures to tell the story of The Little Mermaid 2: Return To The Sea, or just any pictures of the land and sea. You can add your own backgrounds, characters, props, even sounds!! And last, but most certainly not least, Melody's Melodies. Here you can sing along, sing by yourself, or record your own voice to 2 of the songs from the movie. One of them is "Down To The Sea", and the other is "For A Moment". This isn't one of the better games in here, but if you love to sing like me, than this is the one for you. This CD-ROM was way more than what I expected. Take my word for it. If you liked Ariel's Story Studio & The Little Mermaid Print Center, you will absolutely love this!!
We love it! December 28, 2001 4 out of 4 found this review helpful
After Little Mermaid, my two girls couldn't get enough of this swimmer. We've had so much use of this CD that it is worn out and will be purchasing another. My 5 yr old especially loves the chase around the iceberg game. The 3 yr old just loves seeing Melody during any of the games and hearing her voice.
This is a delight November 10, 2001 7 out of 8 found this review helpful
Little Mermaid II is a delight to play. My 4 year old daughter says "again" when it is over and constantly wants to play with this Software. Then she goes to the DVDS of Little Mermaid and Little Mermaid II and says "again" when they are over. She has trouble with deciding which one to watch Ariel when she's married (Little Mermaid II) or Ariel when she's not and deciding between playing Little Mermaid or Little Mermaid Return to the Sea. But once she's decided, she keeps wanting to watch the DVDs or play the software. I sit there and watch the DVDs with her and she will not let me get to the mouse to help her with the software games, although she needs no help, I try to sneak in and play myself. Little Mermaid and Little Mermaid II, both the DVDs and the software are an absolute delight. I get bored easily and so does my daughter and if I can constantly watch these DVDs with her, and try to play the software myself, then it's they are a lot of fun. Ariel is so delightful and so are all the other characters in the DVDs. WE love Ariel and need to see more of her. Now if I could just find a child Size Ariel doll my daughter would be so happy. She loves Barbie, but Barbie, Baribe and Barbie. Ariel is a nice change from Barbie, although Barbie will always be Barbie.
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