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Go, Diego, Go! Safari Rescue

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• 2008 ( Wii )
• 2008 ( PlayStation 2 )
• 2008 ( Windows )
• 2008 ( Macintosh )
• 2013 ( PlayStation 3 )
• 2K Games, Inc.
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Go Wild On An African Safari Rescue!

Travel through time with Diego and Baby Jaguar to help Maia the Maiasaura find her way back to her family in this amazing rescue adventure. You’ll have to climb rock walls, travel along monkey bars, solve puzzles and even jump on a pogo stick to help Diego’s friend find her way home on this prehistoric journey.

• Over 12 Wii Remote motions including: climbing, flapping, pulling and stomping
• Authentic character voice of Diego and other characters from the Go, Diego, Go! TV show
• Grown-ups can join in using the Dinosaur Guide Helper Feature and a second controller
• Explore 5 levels and search your way through Cretaceous Jungle and Volcano Cliffs to find your way to Egg Island
• Kid-Tested approval by children and moms for age-appropriateness, fun-factor and quality

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• Inspiration: TV cartoons
• Middleware: Bink Video
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Join Diego and Baby Jaguar on safari as they set out to break the spell on the elephants, helping other animals along the way!

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Preschoolers get their own "wild" Wii game.

Parents Need to Know

Parents need to know that this Wii game was created for preschoolers. The controls are simple and incorporate 13 different uses of the Wii motion-sensitive controls. The game encourages kids to use their whole body while holding the Wii, making movements including waddling like a hippo and stomping like an elephant…

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The wicked magician changes elephants into stone. While riding an elephant, you

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You are helping Diego rescue African animals in need.

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Violence & scariness.

The wicked magician changes elephants into stone. While riding an elephant, you can make them stampede and knock over trees and break through barriers. This stampeding may seem scary to some but they are never in danger.

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Parents need to know that this Wii game was created for preschoolers. The controls are simple and incorporate 13 different uses of the Wii motion-sensitive controls. The game encourages kids to use their whole body while holding the Wii, making movements including waddling like a hippo and stomping like an elephant. While riding an elephant, you can make it stampede, which can seem a little scary for some kids. This software has a special mode called the Safari Guide Helper where parents can use a second Wii remote to help kids with specific activities. Friends and family can also join in by playing the two-person cooperative minigames about traveling on elephants or in vehicles. The game also teaches kids about African animals.

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A fun game for the whole family!

Great game they can do by themselves, great game., what’s it about.

In GO DIEGO GO: SAFARI RESCUE, kids ages 4 to 6 join Diego, the star of Nick Jr's Go, Diego, Go TV show, on an adventure that spans the continent of Africa. When a mean magician decides to wreak havoc on elephants and other African animals by changing them, Diego and his friends come to the rescue. With the help of the player and a special magic drum, Diego is able to undo the magic of the evil magician. Among other things, Diego puts stripes back onto the zebras, brings stone elephants back to life, and elongates the necks of shortened giraffes.

Kids join Diego on these rescue missions at six different locations including the Savannah, the plains, and along a river bank. They direct Diego movements by turning the Wii remote sideways and then tilting it to the right or the left. The more you tilt, the faster Diego will run in the side-scrolling adventure. As kids explore this world, they will find trampolines that fling them to new locations, meerkat holes that send them sliding through the earth, and zipwires that let them soar over wide expanses. At each location kids will learn about and help African animals, and collect special objects.

Is It Any Good?

This is a great Wii game for little kids because it's based on in-home research conducted by Nickelodeon that looked at how preschoolers could best use the Wii controllers. The game incorporates 13 Wii-centric motions that are easily learned by preschoolers because they mimic motions done in real life. If you want to swim across a lake, you make a swimming motion with you arms. To help some water buffalo grow back horns that the magician has taken away, you hold the Wii remote in one hand as you place your hands on the side of your head. Then you stretch out your arms and put them back on your head, repeating this motion until the horns have grown back. You can also mimic digging, flapping your ears like an elephant, waddling like a hippo, playing a drum, and much more.

Unlike other video games, kids can't fail when playing this game. For example, no timing is required to grab hold of a rope that is swinging by: You simply push the "2" button. And once airborne, you can't fall -- you just keep swinging until you hit the "2" button again. Plus, parents can join in if little ones are struggling by grabbing a second Wii remote. For example, when kids are helping Diego blow up a hot air balloon by pumping their arms up and down, if someone joins in with a second remote, the speed of the pumping increases and fun animations appear. The game also has two-person games that are cooperative, not competitive.

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Families can talk about why this game is different from other Wii games. Why is it easier for young kids to play? Did you like imitating what the animals were doing? What animal was you favorite and why? Why do you think the magician kept messing up the animals?

Game Details

• Platform : Nintendo Wii
• Available online? : Not available online
• Publisher : 2K Play
• Release date : February 12, 2008
• Genre : Preschool
• ESRB rating : E
• Last updated : November 4, 2015

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• Episodes written by Ligiah Villalobos
• Episodes in which a character transforms into something
• Episodes with Juma
• Episodes with Alicia
• Episodes with Baby Jaguar
• Click Segment
• Rescue Pack segment
• Rescue Rope Segment
• Episodes in which Alicia joins the rescue
• Episodes in which Baby Jaguar joins the rescue
• Double-Length Episodes
• Episodes where the Bobos are absent
• Episodes in which Rescue Pack is asked before Click
• Episodes dealing with sabotage
• Episodes where the audience learns a new language other than Spanish
• Episodes with Rescue Rope
• Episodes where the Green Quetzals are absent
• Episodes where Baby Jaguar speaks
• Episodes without Rescue Pack shouting, "Yo!"
• No Bobo Brothers Segment
• Episodes featuring the animal's predator
• Episodes where Daisy is absent
• Episodes Released on DVD

Diego's Safari Rescue

Diego's Safari Rescue (also known as " Diego's African Safari " or just " Safari Rescue ") is a Go, Diego, Go! double-length episode and the second one in the series, as well as the 14 th episode from Season 2.

In production order, it's the 19 th and final episode of Season 2.

• 1 Characters
• 4 Animal Sound of the Elephant
• 6 Facts about elephants learned
• 7 Animal Puzzle with Questions
• 8 Rescue Pack transformations
• 9 Things found by Click
• 10 Releases

Characters [ ]

• Baby Jaguar
• Rescue Pack
• Rescue Rope
• Juma (debut)
• Erin the Elephant (only appearance)
• Magician (only appearance)
• Mommy Rhino
• Mommy Rhino’s babies
• The rest of the animals of the African Safari

Summary [ ]

Where are all the African elephants? A mean magician, who used to be a mosquito, turned them into rocks! So Diego, Alicia, and Baby Jaguar join Animal Rescuer Juma to find Erin the Elephant, and a hidden magic drum that can break the spell and help all the animals in Africa. They'll need the viewer's help on this big Safari Rescue!

Diego, Alicia, and Baby Jaguar visit their friend Juma in Africa. Juma tells them the story about a Mosquito that got turned into a magician and has turned all of the elephants into rocks with her magic wand. A drum is hidden in a cave on top of the Tallest Mountain that can break the spell and wake up all the elephants. Diego, Alicia, Juma, and Baby Jaguar set out to find the drum and break the spell. They find Erin, an elephant who has been hiding in a cave and protecting the Magic Drum. Erin uses her tusk to dig up the magic drum and they all head out. Alicia informed Erin that they were going to use the magic drum to free the other elephants. Erin was so happy, she trumpeted happily. Along the way, Erin uses her trunk to pull dead trees blocking their way, stomps her feet to scare away lions and swims across a big lake. And also, she, Diego, Alicia, Juma and Baby Jaguar have to be really quiet and tiptoe past a mommy rhino with her babies without waking them up. The magic drum helps the giraffes grow back their long necks, the zebras get their stripes back, the hippos grow back into their full size, and finally, break the elephant spell. The elephants wake up and join the African Safari once again.

Animal Sound of the Elephant [ ]

• Woo! (Trumpet)
• Where Are All the Elephants?
• Al Rescate (English and African Version)
• On An African Safari
• Tiptoe Past the Rhinos

Facts about elephants learned [ ]

• Elephants get across water by swimming, not flying due their lack of wings.
• Elephants cool off with their ears, not fans.
• Elephants blow off dust with their trunks, not brooms.
• Elephants scare away lions by stomping, not playing guitar.

Animal Puzzle with Questions [ ]

• To get across a lake, does an elephant fly, or swim ?
• To cool off, does an elephant use its big ears , or a fan?
• To blow off dust, does an elephant use a broom, or its trunk ?
• To scare away a lion, does an elephant stomp , or play the guitar?

Rescue Pack transformations [ ]

Note: The item in bold is the correct one.

• Hot air balloon

Things found by Click [ ]

Note: The thing(s) in bold is the correct one.

• Grassy hills
• Flower bushes
• Giant rocks (elephants transformed by the Magician)

Releases [ ]

This episode can be found on the DVD title with the same name .

• This is the second double-length episode of the franchise that was put onto home media after the premiere of the episode after the main show 's episode, Dora's Fairytale Adventure .
• Coincidentally, both are second double-length episodes for both shows.
• In this episode, unlike others, the Rescue Pack segment occurred before the Click segment. This will happen again in The Great Polar Bear Rescue (the double-length episode after next).
• The only animals the Magician does not cast a spell on are the lions and the black rhinos.
• This is the second time in the franchise that the audience gets to learn another language besides Spanish after Dora's World Adventure! . In this case, they get to learn some Swahili (just like in said episode). It would happen again in Kicho's Magic Flute , where the viewer is introduced to Quechua.
• However, the Magician takes their place as the antagonist.
• This is the third episode where Rescue Rope is used after Diego the Hero and An Underwater Mystery .
• Additionally, it could also be the show's version of Dora's World Adventure! since both involve traveling in Africa (and learning Swahili).
• This is the first episode since The Tapir's Trip Home where Rescue Pack was asked, as he wasn't in the last three .
• In this episode, Rescue Pack doesn't shout "Yo!" after his song. He instead shouts hello in Swahili as "Jambo!".
• The same episode title was used as a video game for the Nintendo Wii, Nintendo DS, and PlayStation 2.
• 1 Dora (series)
• 2 Dora Márquez

• 2007 episodes
• Go, Diego, Go! Double-Length Episodes
• Double-length episodes
• Episodes written by Ligiah Villalobos
• Episodes with Alicia
• Episodes with Baby Jaguar
• Episodes in which Alicia joins the rescue
• Episodes in which Baby Jaguar joins the rescue
• Rescue Pack Segment
• Click Segment
• Rescue Rope Segment
• Episodes where the Bobo Brothers are absent
• No Bobo Brothers Segment
• Episodes in which Rescue Pack is asked before Click

Diego's Safari Rescue

• 1 Characters present
• 4 Animal Sound of the Elephant
• 6 Elephant Facts
• 8 Goofs/Errors

Characters present [ ]

• Baby Jaguar
• Rescue Pack
• Rescue Rope

Summary [ ]

Where are all the African elephants? A mean magician, who used to be a mosquito, turned them into rocks, so Diego, Alicia, and Baby Jaguar join Animal Rescuer Juma to find Erin the Elephant, and a hidden magic drum that can break the spell and help all the animals in Africa. They'll need the viewer's help on this big Safari Rescue!

Diego, Alicia, and Baby Jaguar visit their friend Juma in Africa. Juma tells them the story about a magician who has turned all of the elephants into rocks with her magic wand. A drum is hidden in a cave on top of the Tall Mountain that will break the spell and wake up all the elephants. Diego, Alicia, Juma, and Baby Jaguar set out to find the drum and break the spell. They find Erin, an elephant who has been hiding in a cave and protecting the Magic Drum. Erin uses her tusk to dig up the magic drum and they all head out. Along the way, Erin uses her trunk to pull dead trees blocking their way, stomps her feet to scare away the lions and swims across a big lake. The magic drum helps the giraffes grow back their long necks, the zebras get their stripes back, the hippos grow back into their full size, and finally, break the elephant spell. The elephants wake up and join the African Safari once again.

Animal Sound of the Elephant [ ]

• Where Are All the Elephants?
• Al Rescate (English and African Version)
• On an African Safari
• Tiptoe Past the Rhinos

Elephant Facts [ ]

• Elephants get across water by swimming, not flying.
• Elephants cool off with their ears, not fans.
• Elephants blow off dust with their trunks, not their brooms.
• Elephants scare away lions by stomping, not playing guitar.
• This is the second double-length episode of Go, Diego, Go! .
• This episode aired on Columbus Day 2007.
• In this episode, the Rescue Pack segment occurred before the Click segment.
• The only animals the Magician does not cast a spell on are the lions and black rhinoceroses.
• This is the second double-length episode of the franchise that was put onto home media after the premiere of the episode after the Dora the Explorer episode, Dora's Fairytale Adventure .
• This is the second time that the audience gets to learn another language besides Spanish after Dora's World Adventure! .
• The Bobo Brothers don't appear in this episode.

Goofs/Errors [ ]

• Baby Jaguar did not ask a single question or give an answer in the Let's Review segment.
• In the Let's Review segment, Diego was supposed to ask two questions, not three.
• 1 Diego Márquez
• 2 Go, Diego, Go! Theme Song
• 3 Alicia Márquez

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• Fix the animals that the mean Magician has mixed up
• Take pictures on your safari with Click the Camera
• Power the hot air balloon by blowing into the microphone
• Help Diego move down the path by dragging obstacles out of the way using the stylus
• Features authentic character voices from the TV show

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Giraffes with short necks? Zebras with no stripes? Tiny hippos? A mean Magician mixed up all the African animals and turned the elephants into rocks too! Help Diego, Alicia, Baby Jaguar, Juma and Erin the Elephant undo the Magician's mischief with the Magic Drum!

Go, Diego, Go! In Go, Diego, Go!: Safari Rescue, help Diego, Alicia, Baby Jaguar, Juma and Erin the Elephant use the Magic Drum to undo the mischief. Use the stylus to tap out an enchanted drum beat or move obstacles out of Diego's way, or use the microphone to call the animals or provide hot air for the balloon. With the authentic character voices from the original hit TV show, the action is always fun and friendly.

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Customers find the game quality and ease of play to be good. They mention it's a perfect first game, works excellently, and is easy enough for a smaller child. However, some customers feel the game is boring and disappointing.

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Go, Diego, Go!: Safari Rescue

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• Giraffes with short necks? Zebras with no stripes? Tiny hippos? A mean Magician mixed up all the African animals and turned the elephants into rocks too. Help Diego, Alicia, Baby Jaguar, Juma and Erin the Elephant undo the Magician's mischief with the Magic Drum.

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