Littlest Pet Shop Biggest Adventure TV Plug-In Game Review

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(More customer reviews)I got this for my 7 yr old's birthday as the box says 6 and up. It takes 4 AA batteries and then plugs into your TV. It helped that we have a TV with the jacks in front. We set the TV to Auxillary, then turned the handset on. The game loaded easily. Then I had to spend the next day figuring out the game for myself, so I could show my kid what to do. I found navigation confusing at times and the manual was not very helpful. Also, one of the drawbacks is no "exit" once you've started a game or activity and want to get out of it. My kid still requires some help because of (1) confusion on how to navigate the game, (2) it's unclear how to complete some of the games and activities, and (3) having to read certain onscreen directions. That is why young kids will need help with this game. My kid (a true Littlest Pet Shop aficionado) still likes this game though and enjoys playing it. I would rate the graphics and sound as fair.

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Enter a great big world of Littlest Pet Shop adventures with this Plug 'N Play TV game that you simply plug into your TV and begin to play. Adopt and save up to 15 pets at the The Little Lovin' Pet Playhouse. Mix and match ingredients to make them tasty treats. Is your pet feeling icky? Stop by the Get Better Center for a little TLC. Take your pets to the Whirl Around Playground to romp and play games with other pets. And when it's time to primp your on-screen pals, take them to the Purr-fection Salon for a bath, a haircut and even take pictures for your album! It's the purr-fect place to make all of your pet-lovin' dreams come true! Includes game controller, exclusive owl pet and instructions. Requires 4 "AA" batteries, not included. For one player.

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Mission Paintball Review

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(More customer reviews)I purchased this toy after Christmas for my grandson , he was extremely pleased with the Mission PaintBall. It was a good value; during the Christmas holidays the game was priced much higher. I am glad I waited until after Christmas to purchase it.

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Mission Paintball Powered Up TV Game. There's an exciting game of paintball waiting for youright in your living room! Call up your friends and invite em over for a challenging paintball competition, or play solo within your favorite setting and scenario! Awesome Plug and Play technology means you're set up and ready to go in minutes! Choose your favorite scene from a range of realistic-looking forests, fields and fortresses! Unlock new, more powerful equipment as you master your way through thrilling levels of competition! The realistic marker gun looks and feels like the real thing, placing heart-pounding paintball action right at your fingertips! So what are you waiting for? Turn your TV into a paintball park and start playing!Requires 4 'AA' batteries (not included). Includes paintball marker and instructions. 1 player.Ages 8 and up.

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Namco Original Arcade TV Games Video Game System Review

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(More customer reviews)I got this primarily for Galaga and secondarily for Ms. Pac-Man. As others have indicated, the joystick has "issues"; specifically, turning corners in Pac-Man is just as likely to send you careening back the way you came (into pursuing ghosts in my case) as it is to actually turn the corner.
So why did I give it three stars, instead of one? Entirely for Galaga. I was one of those geeks that could spend a half-hour playing Galaga using one quarter. The nostalgia value of that alone is worth $20 plus shipping.
Even for just Galaga, there are issues. It is hard to hit the fire button in the rapid, staccato shots needed for "challenge" stages in Galaga (and helpful elsewhere). You have to use your thumb because of the small size of the unit. On the arcade Galaga, I use the tips of my fingers on the fire button, which is placed several inches away from the joystick.
Some intrepid video game maker needs to make a "universal" video game. It would look like an '80s stand-up or table-top game, but would be able to play many (say, 50) classic '80s games. The software issue would be trivial; the hard part would be having buttons, joysticks, knobs (Tempest), trackballs (Centipede, Missile Command), etc. able to handle the different games. Perhaps there would be modules that could be plugged in to the controls area as needed for different games.

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If you like gaming action but don't have the time for the involved role-playing and shooter games that are so popular nowadays, the Namco Classics TV Plug-And-Play Controller is exactly what you need. All you have to do is hook it up to your TV. It's even designed to look like an old-school arcade controller!

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