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20 Questions Handheld Game

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It knows what you're thinking!;

Innovative "Artificial Intelligence" game with an exciting new design;

The classic game of 20 Questions captured for the first time in a portable format;

If it reads your mind within 20 questions it wins, if not, you win!;

Can you fool 20Q?;

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Customer Review:

totally addictive

I purchased this toy because my boss brought one in to work. My husband and I can't stop playing with it. Definitely worth $10 - sometimes it's really kinda spooky how it knows what you're thinking! You must buy this toy!

Purchased as a gift for a seven year old.

We purchased this as a gift for a seven year old grandson. His mother reports that it has helped to positively channel the interactions between him and his two older brothers while traveling in their minivan.

Smarter than me!

This toy is perfect for boring road trips. I have been playing with it non-stop. It can guess velociraptor, human head, vampire, dumbbell, black hole and other strange and normal things. The categories it guesses from are: Animal, Vegetable, Mineral, Other (things like cities, lamps, sports, etc.), and Unknown. It is easily portable and it works in the dark. Overall, this is one of the smartest hand-held games ever.
I think it is just as fun as an Xbox game.

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Keywords: Games; Board Games; Trivia;

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My Little Pony Friendship Ball - Pegasus Star Catcher Pony with Exclusive "Dancing in the Clouds" Video

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Customer Review:

great toy bad film

Star Catcher is so much fun! but the video was 100% CRAPPY! I bought a book about it and it was SO MUCH BETTER,anyway it's fun so if you want to get it get It! (hope this was helpful Brooke)

Cute, cute. .

I am actually 12 - - and i love MLP. I am aware that the age-range of these toys (My Little Pony) are quite young. . but. . what can i say? I'm adicted to MLP!! Ever scince this beautiful toy came out, ive had my heart set on collecting MLP, but never got around to it. . The ponies are very durable, and many of them are quite colorful as well. The facial expressions are adorable, too. I think that kids will enjoy this pony as well as collectors of MLP. I have seen some of the '80's' versions of these toys, and i must say that they sure have improved!! The maine on this pony is full and thick, and the body is as hard as rock. If you are looking for a magical, modern toy than buy a My Little Pony. . you'll not regret it. Everyone i know that has bought this toy; absolutly loves it. I thought the movie was cute, even though it was not the best quality movie. This toy/video was a gift for my 12th Birthday (i know i'm a bit old for Ponies but i can't help it!!) Oct. 12/2004 and it is still one of my favorites. I don't watch the video that often but i always play ponies!!!! This is a great toy and i think that you will enjoy it very much! Very pleased!

Great Toy, Cute Video

First off, I'm 13 years old. And I love these little hunks of squishable plastic and synthetic hair/tinsel. They're just so adorable and innocent, in a way that Barbie could never imitate - because these things are ADORABLE.

I noticed that most of the reviews are glowing reports on the pony, and SC rocks - don't even get me started on her.

But I'm here to discuss the tape, which has been taking quite the bit of verbal abuse. It's for SEVEN-YEAR-OLDS, people. The Hasbro writers are not trying to win any awards, and frankly, I think the tape was overall cutesy - lovable cutesy. The sweety-pie voices are something carried over from the 80s movies I've seen, and seeing all the badly-animated ponies prancing around makes it so you can't help but go "awww...".

The storyline is very...good for marketing, conveniently enough. "Hi Gem Blossom, hi Loop-de-La, hi Desert Rose." ...Incidentally, if you're a fan and you pause the tape, none of those ponies are in the shot.

But it was overall cute for the sake of all that is pony, and let's keep in mind who it's geared towards, people. It's pure, it's playful, and it's pony. Love it for what it is.

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Keywords: Preschool; Dolls; Pretend Play;

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Record and Play (4095)

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Customer Review:

Lego Record & Play

Lego makes great toys for kids of all ages, and this one is really no exception. My son got this for his 7th birthday, and although it may be a little advanced for a 7 year old alone, it's a great way for us to spend a couple of hours together. My only complaint would be for it to have more detailed instructions.

Basic Motor Set

This set is a good beginner's set for those interested in the Lego Mindstorms Robot sets. It is easy to build the sets included and introduces the concepts of gears. It can build many gear configurations found on MIT's Constructopedia Site. A good set to introduce motors and gears. My five year old son is interested in the set, but it is too advanced for many young builders.

Excellent for 7yr. old children

It is well worth the price at $25. Expected Lego quality. Different construction models will allow the child to break it down and do it over again.

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Keywords: Construction;

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Leapster Case

This durable case is designed for toting the popular Leapster around on car trips, plane rides, or anywhere kids might travel. It holds up to six Leapster cartridges in a rear pouch and has room for the Leapster itself in the main zippered compartment, which sports a soft fleece lining. The case is relatively lightweight and doesn't feature the hard shell that some might like for protecting the Leapster but the soft plastic covering should provide protection for most accidental knocking around. --Charlie Williams

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Blue case for Leapster Multimedia handheld system;

Padded case protects and stores system;

Back pocket keeps up to 6 cartridges secure, organized and handy;

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Customer Review:

Fits in Pixter case as well and it's a hard shell

I was just online about to purchase the case when I saw the reviews, I wanted the cartridges to be enclosed as well as a hard case. Right now it's in the Pixter case and it fits perfectly so I guess I'll keep it there and perhaps get another Pixter case for the pixter although they don't use that as much any more.

Not the greatest, but will do....

I actually found this item on sale at walmart for $5.00, and so I purchased it. It works OK. True, there is not much "padding" and I am a bit scared to put cartridges in the back in fear that they might fall out, but I haven't had any problems with it so far. I WOULD NOT, however, speend $17 on this item. I wish that I could sell this item on amazon! I'd buy a bunch and sell em on here for $10.

A must have!

Along with absolutely LOVING our leapster, I love the case, too. I do find it protective enough (if it's not, then the kids aren't responsible enough to own the Leapster in the first place). It's sturdy enough to protect in case of an accidental drop and keeps any spills, etc., away from the leapter. Would it protect the leapster from a hard throw? Probably not - thus not for rougher kids.
I do agree with the reviewer who said the cartridge pocket should have a zipper - I'd feel a tad better knowing there was more keeping them in then just the velcro.

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