Lucas Arts and Frontier Development have worked hard on making a fun, casual experience. You have to applaud them for that, and for the cuteness that is Thrillville.

While it's more like a fun set of minigames placed inside a theme park environment, you can't deny that making your own little slice of Walt Disney is something many kids would dream of doing right after entering Disneyland for the first time. Of course, there's no need for us to tell you that you can basically do everything in this game from try an FPS to racing a car (go-kart, actually), especially since the game just came out.

What we can offer gamers is one last hurrah in celebration of the game's release. This is Frontier's final trailer right before the release, and it shows you the many things the game offers. While it's satisfying enough as single-player game, finding some way to share the Thrillville experience, even on your PSP can make this game feel more like a party. Enjoy!