Board Games

• Players test their knowledge of Disney Channel personalities and programming in Mattel's "Disney Channel Scene It? The DVD Game," recommended for ages 8 and up. DVD challenges and trivia cards provide the questions, which players answer in "My Play" or "All Play" format, the latter which poses a question to both players at the same time. Upon reaching the end of the game path, players win the game either after winning an "All-Play" challenge or answering up to three questions correctly. Players try to collect the most money in Hasbro's "Monopoly Junior: Disney Channel," recommended for ages 5 and up. Players set up TVs on empty property spaces and collect money when their opponent lands on one of their spaces. The game ends when one player runs out of money.
  
  

Online Matching Games

• Animated Disney fairies and movie villains hide behind cards in "Disney Fairies: Pixies in Pairs" and "Fearsome Twosomes," accessible at Disney. The player who makes the most matches wins. Players compete to match three or more aliens of the same color in "Toy Story: Pizza Planet Round Up." The game ends when an alien goes overboard; the player with the most points wins. Matches of three or more balloons keep players' houses in the air in "Up: Balloon Blow-Up Battle." To match and inflate balloons, players click and drag three or more like-colored balloons. If players match five or more balloons, they send locked balloons to their opponent's board. The player whose balloon remains in the air wins.
  
  

Online Sports Games

• Players try to outhit an opponent in "Disney Baseball," found at Disney. Points depend on where players hit the ball. When the opponent takes a turn at bat, players position a fielder on the field. The player with the most points wins. Also at Disney, players race to complete holes in "Phineas and Ferb: Gadget Golf Speed Challenge." With no limit on strokes, the first person to land her ball in the hole wins the round. Players customize their car and race three laps at the track in "Phineas and Ferb: The Fast and the Phineas," accessible at Y8. In this game, both competitors play on the same computer.
  
  

Video Games

• Players interact with characters from Disney Channel programs in Disney Interactive Studios' "Disney Channel All Star Party," available for the Nintendo Wii platform. The game features more than 30 mini-games based on programs such as "Hannah Montana,""Sonny with a Chance," and "The Wizards of Waverly." Two players compete to see who has the fastest feet in Konami Digital Entertainment's "Dance Dance Revolution: Disney Channel Edition," available for the PlayStation 2 platform. This game includes more than 40 songs, and features characters from Disney Channel movies and TV shows such as "Cheetah Girls," "High School Musical," "Kim Possible," "The Suite Life of Zack and Cody" and "That's So Raven."