VTech V.Flash Home Edutainment System – SmartDisc: The Incredibles
Wednesday, April 28th, 2010 at
8:08 pm
Product Description
Dash and Violet take on challenges in the Super Hero Training Base in order to perfect their superpower skills. Teaches: science, speed, measurements, space and planets, energy resources, and incredible things in the world. For use with the V.Flash CD Learning System (sold separately)…. More >>
- Travel with the Incredibles to an exotic island for superhero training!
- You’ll gain entry into a secret training base where you can perfect your super powers while learning science, electricity, states of matter, math skills, measurement, speed, distance, and time!
- You’ll also get the chance to build your very own uniform and machine!
- Three zones of play include: Game Zone, Knowledge World and CreativeWorkshop
- For use with V.Flash Home Edutainment System (sold separately)
VTech V.Flash Home Edutainment System – SmartDisc: The Incredibles
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My son likes this video game. It is full of great educational features and it keeps his interest with the video game. It will be a game that we will definitely be able to pass to his younger brothers and sister.
Rating: 4 / 5
I bought the v-smile. Than the motion and now this xmas (09) I bought the flash as she is getting older I thought the motion games were just too easy now.
I liked that the system protects the discs, can play music, ear phone jack etc.
The system came with one game but I thought I would buy another so she would have a little choice. She tried out the game it came with and had a lot more fun with that than the Incredibles one. She loved the movie, loves the charaters, but it moves slowly and was hard for her to understand what to do when. The create your own super hero thing honestly looks like a joke.
For the very first time I am actually let down. I love the V Tech stuff. Been buying for 8 years now…but this game was not worth the money I spent on it or the look of frustration and disappointment from my daughter.
I would suggest trying a different flash game and try for some better luck.
If you can not keep the kids interested, they will not pay attention, will not want to play and so how is it educational anymore? It is nothing if they do not want to play it.
Rating: 1 / 5
I gave this to my 5-year-old son for Christmas because there are so few games for the VFlash system. He really loves The Incredibles and loves the movie and was requesting the game when he saw a picture of it on the back of the box for one of his other games so I decided to go ahead and give it to him even though it says it’s for 8 to 10 year old kids. A younger kid can play this game, but might need help with some of the parts. There is one game that is hard for him where Dash and Violet are running away from bad guys in Violet’s force field and you have to dodge rocks and then answer science and math questions. The game is kind of fast-paced, so he has trouble avoiding the rocks, and he can’t read, so he sometimes gets the answers wrong without help. The knowledge world on all of the VFlash games can be used by kids of any age and they have some good things there. The graphics are typical for the VFlash system, which are similar to those of the Super Nintendo. Overall, it’s an enjoyable and educational game.
Rating: 5 / 5
The good part about games like these is children play and then are confronted with math or spelling questions they must answer as part of the game before they can go on.They do have the option of skipping the questions so they need to be told to answer the questions if they want to play the game.There are also other parts of the software that educates without games using audio and pictures.Take care to note the age the game was made for.
Rating: 4 / 5