Okish...,, somewhat refreshing.
The best part of the game is the big bright sprites and the evolving landscape that manage to, actually, deliver some sense of a "Summer feeling", and that's very good.
Not is good though. Allthough the production value is not flat poor (Fantastic Four Rise of the Silver Surfer I'm talking to you), it wasn't given a lot of "care". Diversefication is missing, and missing bad. The game's short, and I don't mean just in terms of playtime to complete the main "quest", it's overall, what I mean is: tricks allthough very funny and quite easy to pull (good controlls) are few, level diversefication is also lacking (bad), extras are aso very few and poor, even in the "gags" department the game falls short, soundwise (as GameSpot stated) is also very, very crippled (where it lacks songs, genres, and even characters voices are missing).
So, it's sad that kids games tend to have this "ok, it's for a kid, so it's more than enough" kinda feeling. And giving it a thought, maybe they're right, I mean, I saw kids playing video-games and they (mainly) just want to push buttons they don't demand quality, but perhaps devs could think that sometimes parent/older brothers want to have it a go to and they (most) tend to be more demanding.
All in all I had some fun playing it, and at 25 Eur, it's still a good buy for the collection and to support the beautifull machine.
Go ahead buy it.