TSA writes: "At face value, this latest Buzz! release seems to be a harmless, cheap and fun multiplayer game to make use of your Buzz! controllers. At just £3.99, it is most definitely cheap and with a name like Buzz! Junior: RoboJam, it certainly seems innocuous enough, but Buzz! Junior: RoboJam seems to be full of contradictions: it's aimed squarely at young children, yet it doesn't really teach them anything. Simply hitting the correct coloured button at the right time for 10 minutes is simply a glorified test of reaction speed and I would personally want my children to be a little more challenged than that."
There are over 1.7 million user generated questions in the game Buzz.
I made 200 useless questions, myself. Just 25 sets of 8 questions (junk) for the silver trophy (and it was my final needed to platinum Buzzz). I imagine a HUGE number of the questions are similarly worthless.
The highly anticipated BUZZ! Home space has been removed from PlayStation Home. The explanantion is below.
and if you ask me i'd say this was a smart move from sony. In my opinion, this space was never finished and ready yet it was launched just to shut users for a while with complains.
Well sony, not all of us are sputid, you'd be surprised with how many get your moves even before you make one!
http://blog.us.playstation....
Update: We experienced a minor glitch this morning with the Buzz space in PlayStation. We know what the issue is and we are working to resolve it as soon as possible. Please check back with the blog for an update on when it will go live.
PushSquare: "There have been a lot of Buzz! games over the last few years. They were an asset on the Playstation 2 simply because they could blur the lines between casual and hardcore players, much like Nintendo's Wii. Capitalising on the mixed age appeal of the quiz games, Sony diversified the gameshow genre to include minigame compilations under the Buzz! Junior heading. RoboJam on the PS3 is five carefully selected minigames from the PS2 release, RoboJam."
