Game Reviews

Dis junk is da stuff! If u don't feel like hookin' up yo' red,yella, an' white wires all da time get dis! DA BOMB G!!!

So does that mean you dont have to have the 3 (red,white and yellow) portson your tv???

I haven't bought this for G.C., but on my playstation the R.F.U. adapter matches, if not exceeds, the conection through the V.C.R.. Although if you don't have a Mono T.V. (8 or so years old)dont waste your money.

I highly recommend this game! Very fun while still being extremely educational. The best way to learn is while your having a good time doing it. My son (4 years) has this game and we have given the Jr. version as a gift. The Jr. version is appropriate for pre-readers.

My son started playing this when he was 3. At 4, he can name all the states, abbreviations, capitals and most of the state birds. He can tell you where the major points of interest are without looking at the map. It helps to teach the concept of distance, such as "which state is closest to Maine". It also teaches the concept of compass direction, such as "which state is north of Texas". The game can be played with or without a board for portability. All in all a great educational game for children as well as adults.

You don't need the board to play this game, just take the flash cards with you to travel, etc. Make up your own rules, as you'll have fun 'refreshing' your memory of states, capitals and landmarks. I'd even recommend it for kids ;)

I purchased this game a few years ago. My 7 year old daughter still loves this game and it has become a favorite game for my 5 year old son. The nice thing about this game is that there is no winner. The game play continues until all players have reached the finish.

We bought this game five years ago for our then 3 yr old son. Not only was it his favorite game, but it is now the favorite game of his little brother, who is four. In fact, he even plays it with his imaginary friend! The game is basically charades for kids who can't read yet. It's relatively non competitive. On each turn, a player spins the spinner, advances the number of spaces to a colored spot on the board, draws a card of the same color, then has to act out whatever picture is on the card (a bird, a flower...). It is great fun to play with your child-- hilarious what they come up with to "act out" on their turn. (Imagine a 3 yr old acting out a refrigerator!) Frequently we have to cheat and look at the card while they are acting, to make sure we can figure out what they are doing. Our whole family enjoys playing this with the little ones.

I bought this game for my then 3 year old for Christmas, based on recommendations here. When we first played it I thought it was very simplistic, but my daughter loved it and still does (she's now 4 1/2). The lack of complicated rules allow the kids to do what they do best.. act out! I would recommend stealing a glance at the cards they draw, however, since it's sometimes tough to figure out what they are pretending to be. My only complaint is that a couple of the cards have begun to peel, but that is probably due to overuse! Buy this game!!

I have played this game with young children and with adults. It's not as easy as it looks. It's a great teaching tool for shapes, sizes and colors. I know a teacher who uses it in her first grade classroom, and the kids do very well with it. Highly recommended for all ages.

GeoShapes is a game that uses several different learning techniques. There is identification of color and shape which hooks the young player and conveys the concept on wholeness or oneness without a word being spoken. The older players soon see the game as one that can use strategy to win. I have watched young children enjoy the game and I have watched high school seniors play for hours and enjoying every minute. It is a good choice for any home or classroom! Thanks to the inventor!

In Geoscapes, one uses a combination of geometric shapes to fill in figures to win the game. It uses the universal language of mathematics to challenge its players to think, to risk, and to sacrifice. It teaches visual-spacial and problem-solving skills in a unique and exciting way. Who knew math could be so much fun?

This was my favorite game as a kid! My daughter is about 3.5, and she's great with memory-type things, so I'm going to get this for her! I'm sure it will be a favorite of hers too! I just remember my mom saying "Boy, you win every time! How can you remember all those?" I highly recommend this game!

This game is so much fun to play. My son and I've been searching for this game for my friends pre-schoolers. It really helps with their memory and it is fun for them. I highly recommend this game.

I just loved this game as a kid! i've been wanting to get it for my kids, but no one ever knew what i was talking about. I can't wait to get it for them.

IRL 2000 fits nicely between the average NASCAR 2000 and the excellent F1 World Grand Prix. The game is more arcade like than both those games, but the sense of speed and impressive sound make it very enjoyable to play. And even though it has arcade type physics to the game, it is hard to master as the competition is very aggressive. It is a nice "change of pace" game from F1 World Grand Prix and a definite plus to superspeedway driving for those of you disappointed with NASCAR 2000.

Don't hesitate buying this IRL based driving simulation. All the IRL star drivers are in this game, along with sprint cars, formula cars, midgets. You'll run on the Indy 500 at the Brickyard or compete from Florida to California on tracks like Dover Downs, Atlanta, Texas, Charlotte and many more actual speedways. Some additional arcade like fun is available in the midget, formula and sprint car options, too. Great sound effects, lots of fun, much better than NASCAR 2000. This is a good one from the folks over at the Indianapois Motor Speedway! Buy and you'll see. You can adjust the competitiveness of the drivers, but you had better be ready if you think you can beat them at their own game when you have it turned all the way up to a professional ranking. Start with the easy setting, and work you way up to Pro status!

This game is really really good, the only bad thing is you can't have too bad of a temper, it is hard. other than that it is the best.

This item I needed very much. I give this 5 stars. This is very important to me. I am going to order it.

it was awesome so then i can send mp3 and programs to my dreamcast with this cable it helps alot i never thought to get this till now

I am one of many Dreamcast users that surfs the net, and this cable is a must if your like me, and download .wav and mp3's. since we cant download normally like PC users, us dc users hook up the cable to stereo systems and tape the sound to a blank tape so we can at least hear it again. but again i give this a 5/5. it is a must.

I am A f-15 E Crew cheif and The cockpit of the e-model in this game is EXACT, all the gauges are in prcicely the correct place and they all work! The MPCD's Multi Purpose Color Displays work exactly as they do in the real thing. Great Job!

This is the best games put together in a special offer!!!!

Whoever said they had F-15 and USAF but not IAF, you have to type in Israili Air Force to get it by itself.( Israili is spelled wrong I don't know hoe to speel it, but still it brings you to IAF

I have F-15 and USAF but not IAF(it's on it's way though, AMAZON.com!) USAF is AWESOME! Only 8 planes, but they are the best planes the USA has to offer! BUY IT!

Great game, I've been reading Justice League on comic for a long time. My kid, who is 5 years old, watch JL on cartoon network, he loves it. His favorite is Batman, we gave him this game on Christmas and he loves it. As a matter of fact, now we both fight for the game boy to play the game. It's a lot of fun.

My son, Jonathan, is five years old. He is a fan of the Justice League cartoon series and he loves this game. I asked him his favorite part, and he said when he fights against the evil versions of Superman, Hawk Girl and Wonder Woman, and when he fights the evil Grodd. As he does not read yet, he does not like the fact that there are parts that require reading.

We got this game for my 5 yr old son for Christmas as he loves the television show!! He absolutely love the game and never tires of playing it!! It was definately worth the money and my sons friends all love playing it too. As a matter of fact I finally sat down to play the game and found my 5 yr old instructing me on how to do the special feature moves with the extra buttons. I also have teenage brothers and sisters and they were absolutely in love with the game too. I would say the game would normally be for a bit older than 5 yrs old though because my son is already very computer literate and can read completly, this is why he is able to handle it so easily. There are words on the screen they need to read or have read to them in order to do the games.

Man, look at that beautiful intro movie!!! I knew this game would look amasing, I didn't expect it to play even better! The thing that I like is how you develop a strategy to beat the harder opponents. Stick and Move, or stay in there and take it like a man! This game is better than most boxing console games!

I liked this game it was realy cool. the graphics are great espacielly since this is a game boy advence.

Boxing Forever is not an original concept the game borrows so much of it's design from the coin-op arcade PunchOut and Super PunchOut that my first impulse was to wish for a port of PunchOut and not a cheap rip-off. But after a few hours play, it turns out Boxing Forever is not a cheap rip-off.

Like the PunchOut series, the game is presented in first person; all you see of you character is his/her gloves. Unlike the PunchOut series, this game really taps into the power the GameBoy Advance hardware. It has short-burst of 3D graphics (such as the intro) and the boxers look much more detailed and larger than any any PunchOut port could do. The game is 2D, but it's designers manage to utilize the power of the system pull of a 3D look, which is done well. The 2-Player link option is also a great must have feature that I don't think could be pulled off on a PunchOut port.

With multiple boxing circuits to fight on, use pattern matching techniques to defeat the computer, and reuse of previous characters on more advanced boxing circuits, the game does borrow a lot from the PunchOut series, but overall it's an incredible game that really proves your Gameboy Advance is capable of a lot more than you old SNES.