Eric's Excellent Extravaganza

Eric's Excellent Extravaganza is a video game based off the television show It's... The Eric Crepitu Show! The game was released in Europe and North America in 2006 but was not released in Jetania until 2007 due to the Wii's late arrival in the country. Although a Japanese version was "confirmed" to be released in December 2007, the game had a limited release in Japan, with allegedly less than 20 Japanese versions of the game created.

Eric's Excellent Extravaganza is a party game with several minigames, which are different depending on the console version being played. All of the voice actors from the show retain their roles in the game.

The PlayStation 3 version of the game can support 7 human players, whilst the Xbox 360 and Wii versions can only support 4 human players.

Plot
The plot of the game is seen in the intro; every five years, King Waft and Queen Toot host a multi-event competition called The Waft Games. As this is happening, Eric and company are deciding what the winner should receive, which they decide should be a giant chocolate cake. After the group agree to the deal, they head off to try and win the competition.

Gameplay
Most of the minigames in Eric's Excellent Extravaganza have similar controls; every character can run, jump, and perform a certain action if they jump in the air. Depending on the console, there is a certain button which has a different action depending on the minigame.

Minigame Tournament
The Minigame Tournament mode of the game features the players aiming to have the most points by the end of the game. To earn points, they must perform better in minigames.

If any players share the same amount of points at the end of a tournament, they play Maze Race.

Critical reception
Eric's Excellent Extravaganza was met with mixed to negative reviews. Critics were negative towards the repetitive sound effects and voice clips, unbalanced gameplay, dated graphics and a "broken" computer player system. Despite this, the large player count and use of humour throughout was praised.