Pokemon Memory Game
Average Customer Review:
Toy
list price: $9.99
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Turn the Pokémon obsession into a simple but challengingmemory-testing game--one that a Pokémon-crazy child of 5 canunderstand, but also one that a Pokémon-challenged granny canenjoy. There are 48 cardboard tokens, each 2 inches in diameter. Laythem out face down in a grid, then take turns turning two of them faceup. Keep an identical pair and get another turn, or turn nonmatchesback over and move on to the next player. Hmmm... now just where did Isee Charmeleon two rounds ago? --Richard Farr ... Read more

Reviews (3)

Fun for little trainers too!
If you have a Pokemon-crazy kid between preschool and second grade, a dust-collecting original Memory game, and a nearby Pokemon retailer, then this game was made just for you and your kids! Bored with matching pictures of apples, rocking horses, airplanes and other everyday objects? Tell the kids they're going on a Pokemon journey and Professor Oak (you) wants them to catch two of all the Pokemon in the game. Then send them off to search for Yadoking, Elekid, Pikachu and the others, and try to remember where you saw them so you can go back and catch them. They like it when you play it like on TV or in the video game. My only complaint is the plastic tray, which can make it harder for little fingers to lift up the tokens. I usually play without it.

Pokemon memory match
This game is all lot of fun! Me and my brother played it for hours. The things that you macth up are little cardboard squares with pitures of pokemon on them.

Simple, but fun
My 4 1/2 yr old daughter loves playing this game.It's easy, but still each game is a new challenge for her memory.This is one game I don't get tired of playing with her.Not a messy one either. ... Read more

Asin: B00004TAUT
Subjects:  1. Games    2. Memory    3. Cards   

Pokemon Playdoh Set
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Toy

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The Pokémon Character Maker is a neat variation on thetraditional Play-Doh modeling machine. Instead of extruding Play-Doh ina continuous shape stream, this machine uses a series of molds, whichslide into a slot on top, to create your favorite Pokémoncharacters. Fill with Play-Doh, press the mold handle, and out comelikenesses of Pikachu, Clefairy, Squirtle, Psyduck, and Jigglypuff. Thebright red press is 7.5 by 3 by 4.5 inches. Also included are threesmall pots of Play-Doh in red, green, and yellow; a plastic modelingknife; and five clear plastic character molds. --Richard Farr ... Read more

Reviews (9)

Gotta Get This One!
Bought this for my niece and nephew and they loved it. Their only complaint is that they need more moulds so that they can make a wider variety of Pokemons.

Cool Stuff
Bought this for my niece and nephew and now they can't put it down

Very pleasing
Santa Claus brought this for my 3 year old son last year. Heis now 4 1/2 and he still loves playing with it for hours. All i had to do was replace the play doh.(and thats inexpensive).My 3 year old just put this item on his xmas
list!!! For the price, you can't beat it ... Read more

Asin: B00004SV4R

Magi-Nation
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Game Cartridge (02 March, 2001)
list price: $29.99
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People from the Eliwan race have been able to summon wonderful creatures to life from their dreams since before anyone could remember. But these magi have also been plagued by Agram, an evil ruler long ago trapped by the forefathers in the core of the moon, and who unleashes nightmarish creatures on the peaceful Eliwan. You play the part of Tony Jones, a stranger to the land and whose destiny is to confront the evil that lives below.

In the fantasy role-playing game Magi Nation, you'll use the mineral-based magic of the Eliwan to battle Agram's fierce monsters. You'll explore colorful, otherworldly landscapes as you journey through to the game's conclusion.

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Reviews (32)

Popular T/CCG Gets Pixelated
With the rising popularity of the Magi-Nation Trading/Collectible Card game, the guys and gals at I2 decided a vidoe game was in order.

The game itself is easy to learn, and quick addict. You are Tony Jones, a regular kid in our world. He gets bullied into retrieving crystals from a cave, and is transported to the Mooonlands. Once in the Moondlands, the Naroom people will explain how animite, rings, summoning, and dream creatures work. You explore a mass of worlds, each with their own unique elements, music, and creatures.

Magi Nation is a wonderful game. Although lacking in some aspects, it is still worth picking it up to anyone who is a fan of the card game, and even someone who is just starting out.

The music is beautiful. Tools werebrought out by Factor5, and did an amazing job with bringing out memorable tracks.

Gameplay is easy to learn. Although some of the menus have difficulting with scrolling and cancelling selections, they are easy to overcome.

Graphics are an interesting cut above, with short cut scenes that display chosen attacks and spells during battles. Up to four creatures can be summoned in any battle. Magi battles give a feel of boss fights, as well as a challenge.

Leveling up creatures is EXTREMELY tedious, and one of the only downfalls of the game. Energy consumption is insane when battling. But, no one ever said games had to be easy. Still, the battling system is generally unique in comparison with other RPG's.

4/5 stars is my rating. The game makes you think with plenty of puzzles, the music will be stuck in your head forever, and it is simply ingenious.

For more information on Moonlands & the rest of Magi-Nation, I encourage everyone to visit the official Magi-Nation website, at http://www.magi-nation.com

A Good Game, but Missing Some Things.
This is a great RPG for GBC. It is probably one of the best out there for this system. The battle system is a unique mix between card battling and pokemon-style. The graphics and sounds are stunning (for a GBC game) and the plot is very dark and mysterious. The witty remarks of Tony keep the game humorous. However, there are many flaws. 1: There are dozens of locked doors that you can never enter, and it always leaves you wondering. 2: There are 5 unattainable Dream Creatures; Platheus, Sphor, Bolt Hyren, Thunder Hyren, and Core Hyren. They are on the ring lists, you just never fight them in the wild to get their animite. 3: There are many parts of the game that seem glitchy (Ormagon) and you would never guess the way to do them without a guide. And, last but not least, there are only 5 different worlds! The game is not really that long, it just seems long because of the shadow geysers. They should remake this game for GBA with new worlds like Nar, D'Resh, the Weave, Paradwyn, and Kybar's Teeth, and include all of the dream creatures that they left out.

very fun game but don't buy it if you only have a gba only!!
u must have a game boy color to play this game i put it in my gba and it was all dark and i couldn't see a thing good thing i have a gbc. thats all other than that the best gbc game every played. ... Read more

Asin: B00005AKV0
Subjects:  1. Video Games    2. Nintendo Game Boy (Gameboy)   

Wormlight: Silver
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Game Cartridge
list price: $9.99 -- our price: $5.29
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Revolutionary patented "white light" source. No batteries required! Compact adjustable design. Lifetime light source never needs replacement. Ideal for play in low-light and travel conditions. Attach WormLight plug to the link port, turn on Game Boy Color (or Game Boy Pocket), and gently adjust the WormLight for the best view and lighting angle! ... Read more

Reviews (142)

Good, not for low battery power
I have a Game Boy Color and bought this a few months ago. It's great when my batteries are new. But when batteries are almost out of energy, don't use this. I put it in the middle of a game. Batteries not so good. The power indicator light was alot dimmer. I take it out, it's back to normal. Other than a glare also, it's great since the Game Boy doesn't have a backlit screen like the Sega Game Gear. Highly recommended.

Best light out there
Don't be fooled by the cobra light and bone light, or other cheap lights. this is the one that should be bought. it stays in the gameboy like it's suppose to. It's also cheap, is bright, lightweight and small, so it's good for any game boy. It works on the game boy pocket, color, and advance, so there is no need to buy more lights. even better, there is a huge selection of colors for it. buy it the light has weak points, like that very annoying glare it gives off. it's also kind of stiff when you flex it. but it's a very good buy, it's also good if you want life for your gba, intead of buying an SP, you coukld one of these instead.(Forget about the SP's stupid clamshell design! If you don't care about scratching the screen)

Looks good
This looks like a good idea for playing int he dark. for the next revewer i have a question: does this work on game boy advance ... Read more

Asin: B000050HEK
Subjects:  1. Video Games    2. Nintendo Game Boy (Gameboy)    3. Game Light    4. Great Deals (Outlet store)