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Amazon Maximum Age: 20 years Amazon Minimum Age: 60 months Binding: Video Game Brand: Destination Software EAN: 0802068101626 ESRB Age Rating: Everyone Label: Zoo Games Manufacturer: Zoo Games Platform: Nintendo DS Publisher: Zoo Games Release Date: March 20, 2008 Sales Rank: 2149 Studio: Zoo Games
Features:
A wide variety of training exercises and mini-games
Unique competition sites around the world
Full 3D models and world that make the horses and the environments more lifelike
Customizable characters and horses
Fun nurturing system encourages the player to bond with their horse
Product Description: Now you can be a championship pony rider in Championship Pony. You are a young rider who trains and rides horses for competitions like Cross Country, Show Jumping, and Dressage events. Compete in exciting 3-day events across 6 different countries. As you train your horse, you'll increase its abilities and winning potential. Buy and train more horses to compete all around the world. The more you play, the more horses you can buy and the more rewards you will get. So start training now.
Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: - Fun but not GREAT by any means
I bought this for my daughter on her 6th b-day along with a few other games.She put it in once and then kinda forgot about it and played with the other games as children will do.Then,out of the blue,she put it in and started playing with it and now it is her all time favorite.Go figure.It's an ok game.I would not recommend for older children though.I feel they may lose interest.Basically all you do is run the horse through different courses and make them jump over obstacles.Of course you get timed for each event and win more $$ the better you do.Then you can buy clothes for them and different accessories.All in all a good game for a younger child.Cant beat the price!!!!
Rating: - A big hit with my 6-year-old!
My horse-crazy daughter just got a Nintendo DS lite and this is by far her favorite game so far. It took her a little while to figure out how to manipulate the horse with the stylus, particularly when the horse is supposed to jump. But she eventually got the hang of it and now loves to play it. I don't think this would be challenging for older girls, but it's perfect for someone in the 6-8 age range.
