See also: Kung Fu Panda World and Kung Fu Panda 2 (for Kinect).

Can beauty, humor and fighting coexist? They do in Kung Fu Panda, a multiple-platform game for one to four players (although most of the game is for one player). We looked at the Wii and PS3 versions, and were impressed by the topnotch narration, and content right out of the movie. The graphics on the PS3 are presented in a high-definition (1080p) output, which adds an extra degree of frosting to the experience. In terms of game play, this game follows a pretty well-worn path, with 13 levels, auto game saving, and progressively harder levels. In terms of children, the game is easy to pick up and play with minimal reading, and there is minimal gore and no obvious bad language. The levels are set in ancient China. If you have a high-definition screen and a PS3, this is a fun game to get, just to enjoy the graphics. For sure borrow it. Prices are $40 for the PS3 version, $30 for the Xbox 360 and Wii versions, and $20 for PS2, Nintendo DS, or PC versions.