Bibi und Tina: Das große Reiterfest - Wii

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Bibi und Tina: Das große Reiterfest - Wii

The first big Wii game with the two friends is a spirited and varied riding adventure. Exclusively for the Nintendo Wii, Kiddinx releases the first big Wii game for all horse lovers on the 20th anniversary of the popular rider duo Bibi & Tina. "The big equestrian festival" is the name of this fast-paced adventure that promises lots of action for the whole family. Here the dream of riding comes true and thanks to the child-friendly control and the age-appropriate level design, fun is guaranteed for young and old.

Characteristics:

A large equestrian festival is organised on the Martinshof and of course a lot of help is needed when testing the riding yard games and competition tracks. So users can prove on six varied riding routes that they sit firmly in the saddle and have their nose ahead when riding. In addition, it is important to prove dexterity in trampoline jumping, when throwing cans, cake decorating, balancing, duck feeding and horseshoe throwing alone or in a sporty competition with up to four other players. Versatility and activity are in demand!

As a reward, the best get golden horseshoes with which all tracks and horses can be unlocked. Special highlight for all Bibi & Tina fans: the original voices of the series also lead through the Wii game.

A strong duo! Choose from 10 different horses with different characteristics.

Bibi and Tina, two cheerful, open-minded teenagers with wit, heart and mind, are inseparable friends and avid riders. Her greatest passion is to experience adventures together with her horses. The smart witch Bibi Blocksberg is a little daredevil, especially when it comes to taking action against injustice.

Tina is more prudent and prudent, but likes to be carried away by the impulsive Bibi. The stories of their friendship gain a special appeal through Bibi's witchcraft. However, Bibi does not apply her witchpower to everyday problems and conflicts, but only in emergencies - sometimes interpreting the term "emergency" somewhat generously.