Picture 1 of 9

Stock photo

Jambo Safari Animal Rescue (Nintendo Wii, 2009) CIB Tested, Working - Picture 1 of 9

Jambo Safari Animal Rescue (Nintendo Wii, 2009) CIB Tested, Working - Picture 2 of 9

Jambo Safari Animal Rescue (Nintendo Wii, 2009) CIB Tested, Working - Picture 3 of 9

Jambo Safari Animal Rescue (Nintendo Wii, 2009) CIB Tested, Working - Picture 4 of 9

Jambo Safari Animal Rescue (Nintendo Wii, 2009) CIB Tested, Working - Picture 5 of 9

Jambo Safari Animal Rescue (Nintendo Wii, 2009) CIB Tested, Working - Picture 6 of 9

Jambo Safari Animal Rescue (Nintendo Wii, 2009) CIB Tested, Working - Picture 7 of 9

Jambo Safari Animal Rescue (Nintendo Wii, 2009)

5.02 product ratings

lightly_affiliated (104)

100% positive feedback

Price:

US $6.59

ApproximatelyAU $10.24

+ $18.93 postage

Estimated delivery Fri, 23 May - Tue, 3 Jun

Returns:

30-day returns. Buyer pays for return postage. If you use an eBay postage label, it will be deducted from your refund amount.

Condition:

Acceptable

Disc has light scratches. Tested and working. Please see all pics for condition issues. Jambo Safari Animal Rescue is a racing game released in 2009 for the Nintendo Wii platform. Published by SEGA, the game is rated E for everyone and offers players the opportunity to control various safari animals in a fun and exciting race. With colorful graphics and engaging gameplay, Jambo! Safari Animal Rescue provides a unique gaming experience that appeals to players of all ages.

About this product

Product Information

Jambo! Safari Animal Rescue puts gamers in the shoes of a park ranger who journeys through the jungles and savannahs of Africa to rescue injured or endangered wild animals. Missions find players speeding through the wilderness in a variety of Land Rover vehicles, using a lasso to capture wild animals, taking tourists on sightseeing tours, and snapping photographs to earn high scores. Captured animals are taken to an enclosure where gamers can perform a variety of healing mini-games, from brushing teeth to removing fleas. Once the rehabilitated creatures are tagged and returned to the wild, players can monitor the position and health statistics of each animal in real-time.