About the Cars 2 Video Game
The Cars 2 Video Game Rated E10+ for Kids Aged 10 Years +
The Cars 2 Video Game is another great Cars 2 themed Disney Pixar product that is sure to have your Cars fans begging for just one more game! Made for the Wii this version of the game incorporates Disney Interactive Studios in to your fun but not to worry if you don’t have the Wii because the Cars 2 Video Game is also available on the PS3 (Playstation 3), PSP, Nintendo DS Xbox 360 and just about every video game console you can imagine!
Follow the famed Lightning McQueen and other Disney Cars characters in this game as the cars take part in simulated hazardous missions! Featuring your all of your child’s favorite cars the release date on the Cars 2 Video Game was June 21, 2011 and already it’s receiving rave reviews! Train your favorite Cars characters to become top notch spies and take on only the most dangerous missions expanding on the Cars 2 storyline and featuring patented car maneuvers only seen in the Cars 2 movie! With 20 different characters to choose from there is no shortage of fun in this racing video game! Plus purchase through Amazon today and you get your hands on cheats that allow your cars unlimited energy to ensure that even the smallest players aren’t easily frustrated as they try to figure out how to play the game!
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by admin on October 16, 2010 in Alphabet,Educational Electronics,Educational Toys,Electronic Toys,Handheld,Handheld Electronics,Leapfrog,Other Educational Toys,Reading,Technology,Video Games / Consoles
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The Leapfrog Leapster L-Max learning game system comes in both pink and gray/blue to suit both sexes and has been raved about by parents since it’s release. The purpose of the Leapster L-Max is to replace those brain rotting games that children are currently playing on their handheld video game systems with games that stimulate their brains and increase their intelligence by teaching them things that they would otherwise be learning in school but disguising them as "fun". With this handheld gaming system kids are learning letters, numbers, reasoning and a number of other life skills in the guise of a fun game with
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popular characters such as Dora and the crew from Madagascar. The Leapster L-Max is recommended for kids aged 4-10 and has multiple skill levels. The Leapster also plugs in to the TV so kids can play the games and watch the results of their actions as they play out on the TV screen. The Leapster has many functions and is also shaped perfectly for little hands so kids don’t get uncomfortable holding it for long car trips. The Leapster L-Max also requires 4 AA batteries which are not included. The Leapster does, however, include an interactive touch screen and pen.
The games for the Leapster L-Max are sold seperately and come in a variety of skill levels as well as a variety of skill niches so parents can pick games based on their individual child’s needs. Games for the L-Max run at approximately $20-30 a piece and can be purchased from most larger toy stores.
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