For the same price of this game you could've bought the actual books and had more fun instead of detaching your retinas from squinting at the horrible graphics trying to decipher which pixelated mess was that asshole, Waldo.

Impossible to play in a group - some smartass is going to find Waldo way before you can slowly, painfully move your stupid magnifying glass across the screen. A game that still exposes repressed rage.

As said by BillyShears, this is no way improves on the tactile experience of playing the game in the proper books.

Alright, so I actually played this occasionally when I was eight or so. It was on clearance for something like $4, so my expectations were realistic. The "find Waldo" mini-game was probably the weakest part, though.