World Famous Comics: LeapFrog® Leapster® Learning Game: Scholastic I Spy
LeapFrog® Leapster® Learning Game: Scholastic I Spy
From: LeapFrog Average Rating: Binding: Toy Label: LeapFrog Manufacturer Minimum Age: 6 years Manufacturer Maximum Age: 10 years Model: 20448 Number of Items: 1
Features:
Get ready for fast-paced games and riddles to challenge your fingers and brain!
I SPY hundreds of objects hidden in one-of-a-kind photographs and riddles. Can you?
Clear the screen to advance to the next level. Determine object relationships to clear the screen. Tick tock goes the clock.
Teaches logic and reasoning, problem-solving skills, vocabulary, shapes and memory skills.
Kids connect online for extra activities and rewards. Parents can connect online to the LeapFrog® Learning Path to see what their child is learning.
Product Description: Leapster Game: I Spy develop essential thinking skills in kids, while they're on the go. They'll play challenging I SPY riddles and games, and try to advance to bonus rounds&new levels, racing against the clock and scoring points!
Son loves this game Son played this game for hours - highly recommend and very educational. I will take with us when we travel for Thanksgiving.
Best Toy This Is My Favorite Toy!!!! I have Leapfrog but it's leappad it's boring But My Friend Soren Mayer Has This And I went to his house and he let me play with it Its VERY good i PLAYED 2 GAMES spongebob and i spy he had spider-man but didn't play with spider-man so this Is My Favorite Toy In The World!!!!
A Favorite I bought this for my seven year old daughter for Christmas and it became a favorite. The game lists items to be found in the following picture and then you can scroll around the picture to find them. She has always enjoyed the I Spy books so I thought this may be a fun item for her. Very good purchase!
I SPY MY 6 YEAR OLD DAUGHTER RECEIVED THIS ITEM AS WELL AS MATH MISSION FOR CHRISTMAS. SHE LIKED IT BUT BECAME FRUSTRATED DUE TO THE FACT THAT IT WAS A LITTLE OVER HER HEAD AND IT WAS HARD TO USE THE PEN WITH IT. OVER ALL ME AND MY 9 YEAR OLD SON LIKED IT. THE PICTURES AND THE SPEAKING ARE CLEAR.
Not quite what I expected, but the kids like it I bought this thinking it would be like the books or our "I Spy Fantasy" CD-ROM for the computer, but it is nothing like either of these. There is one game choice that is actually an "I Spy" classic game, however, it's limited to 24 levels, and that's it. It repeats each time, so, if played often, it quickly becomes old. Another is strictly a matching game, set up like the Frogger game from the "old days" --moving pieces from the bottom of the screen to their match at the top. Don't get me wrong, my kids enjoy the game. My oldest (8) found it very easy, but it didn't hold his attention for as long as I thought it would. My youngest (4) really enjoys playing it and has no difficulty maneuvering though the games at all, although he tends to stay on the matching games. It's definitely a game he will "grow" with -the older kids, probably not so much. All in all, a decent game.
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