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I tried the activities so I could explain my son how to play (first time I have to do that with a leapster game) and couldnt finish them. The activities seem interesting but when you try to do something, the controls just dont work well. Do not recommend this game. Out of all the games my son has (around 10), this is the worst of them. It is confusing and very difficult to use.
Didn't hold my son's interest like other games. Like the PS2 version, we just weren't real thrilled about the fun-factor of this one.
I agree this one is a bit of a challenge (i.e. One of my kids favorites. Highly recommended. frustrating) in parts, BUT the upside of this is that although we lost it a year ago (after having it for over a year) I have no qualms about buying it again (I've been looking at the stores to no avail), for my now almost 8 year old son knowing he'll still have fun with it and my almost 4 year old daughter knowing she'll love it again just because it's the Incredibles. I'm buying a replacement copy. I agree these things are durable, I sent one through the wash last month and in the morning it was fine.
He does most of the work himself with occassional help from me. This one challenges him. I love the entire Leapster line and this game has not let us down one bit. My [.].son LOVES this game. Many of the other leapster cartridges that are geared for his age are too easy.
But he is learning slowly but surely. This is a little too advance for him as far as the math. My six year son loves to strive to get the access cards. Even though he has me doing all the work in the adding section he sits there and watches me and is learning from me.
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