Spongebob Lights Camera Pants is one of the good games by Spongebob, Spongebob has fallen himself over the years after the first movie but this game is still good though. Let's begin the review shall we? The Graphics aren't all that impressive or mind-blowing at the time, but graphics matter very little to me, I don't care what the game looks like, I care if the game is fun to play. The voice-acting is decent and the soundtrack isn't bad, that's all I have to say about sound. The Story is kind of weak, but I'm giving it a pass because this game is a party game, it really doesn't need a good story to be good, like Mario Party I thought the story on that game was bad but it was still fun to play. The Story is basicly the characters (Spongebob, Patrick, Squidward, Plankton, Mr. Krabs, and Sandy) are trying to get a part on the Mermaidman and Branckleboy movie, to do that you have to best everyone in mini-games at different locations, and who ever is the best overall gets the part of the villian: The Sneaky-Hermint. Lights Camera Pants isn't that big of a game, but playing with friends you'll be playng for hours besting your friends in Story Mode or the unlockable mini-games that you can get by beating every difficulty, that's right you better best this game by unlocking them. This game does get difficult when you go on the hardest difficulty but your mostly going to be playing with your friends, so it really matters if your friends are good or not. I'm going back to this game if the TV downstairs is taken and my friends are over, because this is truly a fun game to play with friends, if your alone it's still fun but not as fun to play.

Joe Ma-Ma : Not sure if this is a first review or anything; but, will still give honest take either way. While this isn't a really bad review by any means, I do feel this could've been done better in your own unique way. Yes, you did cover the basics and at least you did explain things about the game instead of just saying: "I like this game! ~end of review~" and ending it. My suggestions would to possibly help with review writing in future installments, (if you enjoy/desire to write more) would be to branch off each category of "sound" or "addictiveness" whatever the case and explain in more detail how you feel about the scenarios.

For sound you could possibly talk more about certain songs that play throughout the mini-games, or the voice acting for each character and how they make you feel when comparing it to the actual TV show. Could be same idea for graphics or depth where you explain certain mini-games design and how enjoyable the backdrops and other things look like inside...how much they offer you in terms of play-ability and enjoyment.

Second suggestion and this one is COMPLETELY/A LOOOTTTTT MORE OPTIONAL in comparison to the 1st recommend given above. A nice way to capture readers into the review, (and even make yourself more invigorated/wanting to finish the review completely in anyway you can) would be to draw what you feel would be a good intro or ending to the review in good stitching to what game or show you're basing this off of. Something like for spongebob: "are you ready, viewers? I can't play thhiiss....oohhhh what games on the gamecube, right under the disc tray?". Is just a personal thought but even if it's more simplistic than that, think would be a good touch.

Just wanting to help out more with any future work, and hopefully can get some of your writing featured as it progresses. STILL an okay job and far from worst but never hurts to have some advice here and there, have a nice day/night and don't feel down at all know can do really great work.