5. Hungry Hippos £14.99, elc.co.uk This frantic, fun and competitive marble action game, aimed at children aged four plus, and for two to four players, tests both agility and speed.
It was just a very frantic, fun, bossy, crazy thing.
Aussie rules football is a great sport, frantic and fun, intense and muscular, so I want a piece of the action.
Sarah Greenough deals with the years 1940-59, under the rather frantic head "Fun Under the Shade of the Mushroom Cloud".
This makes it somewhat less than the self-proclaimed 'role playing shooter' it aims to be although there's a meaty 4-player co-op mode to dive into, which cranks up the difficulty and makes for more frantic, chaotic fun.
Top performers in each event earned Lego blocks and battled to be the first to build a complete Lego hot rod, at a pace Rutgers's Vaibhav Verma called "frantic but fun".
This was a fun, frantic match, one that pointed in its own rather madcap way towards something new: if not quite a bold new frontier, then a quietly promising idea of what Southgate's England may strive to become.
For the rest of us, "Akiba" Yodobashi is a fun, frantic, near epileptic-seizure-inducing combination of bright lights, marketing pitches, endless jingles, background buzz, giant full-color ads floor to ceiling - even in the escalator halls - and shiny things to buy.
Frantic, relentless, punky and fun, Whiplash is at our tempo.
The day culminates in a fun but frantic game of water polo.
It's fun and frantic, a kind of festive riff on The Three Musketeers, with plucky Jack Frost Chris Pinee) cast in the d'Artagnan role.
