The season consists of seven episodes, and for each episode you'll have to produce five stunts, which you'll play through in a series of minigames. Setting itself up as a kind of lost fourth season of the show, Jackass: The Game puts you in charge after regular Jackass director and accomplice Jeff Tremaine is dealt some very personal bodily harm during an impromptu stunt gone awry. Legally speaking, it wouldn't be Jackass without chronic misuse of shopping carts. It might feel a little mercenary, and the minigames don't break any new ground, but for those who have maintained a fondness for that special blend of shopping carts, hilarious underwear choices, and vomit, Jackass: The Game does a good job of capturing the spirit of the show. Indeed, this minigame collection with a grimy coating of gross-out humor, gleeful sadomasochism, and calculated bad decisions would've felt much more essential had it been released nearer to the run of the show or the theatrical release of one of the Jackass movies. With over five years having passed since Jackass went off the air, releasing Jackass: The Game on the PlayStation Portable in late 2007 might seem like bad timing.
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