Vtech – V-Motion: Scooby Doo
Sunday, January 10th, 2010 at
7:10 pm
Product Description
Join Scooby and the gang to investigate the haunted happenings at the Funland Amusement Park with this exciting V.Smile Smartridge. Funland Frenzy features four Learning Adventure games including Coaster Caper, Deepsea Dunk, Maze Manor and Sky Sail. There are also four Learning Zone games to explore, including Logic Ball, Math Rally, Letter Train and Scooby-Doo’s Clues. For use with the V.Smile Motion TV Learning System, sold separately…. More >>
- Features Scooby-Doo characters
- 4 learning adventure + 4 learning zone games
- Teaches matching, numbers, logic, vocabulary, math, letters, spelling
- Sing Along feature
- Works with all V.Smile Learning Systems
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My 4 year olds love Scooby Doo, so I got them this game, but it’s way too difficult for 4 year olds even though the game is rated for 4-6 year olds. My 4 year old twins are in 4 year old Kindergarten, and the math on the easy level of this game is addition and subtraction which is well beyond a typical 4 year old. Don’t buy this game if your children are much less than age 6.
Rating: 1 / 5
I bought this system for my 4 year old for Christmas as his first game system. I originally bought him the Wall.e game (but he got bored with it, so I got him this game). It is way to hard. It asks for a lot of spelling stuff. Like what letter is missing – pick the missing letter for the word. He can’t read yet, he has just started learning letters, this is just way to hard for him! He can later grow into it I guess, but I am going to see if their are anymore games for the 3-5 year old group (and what reviews they got).
**I wish I would have got a leapster 2(no I do not work for them but I am just disappointed that he is not able to really enjoy these games without my help all the time).
Rating: 2 / 5
This is a fun game if your child is at least 5-6 years old and can do basic adding and subtracting. The letter games are a bit easier but incorporate so many other things that ends up making them hard. I would say this game should have been rated for kids ages 6-8. It does offer a lot of games but they are just a bit more challenging than we expected.
Rating: 4 / 5