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Video Games : GamesPower 50 Blue (Plug n Play TV Games)
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GamesPower 50 Blue (Plug n Play TV Games) from: Logic 3 |
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Binding: Video Game Brand: Logic 3 EAN: 0663452702580 Label: Logic 3 Manufacturer: Logic 3 Manufacturer Maximum Age: 18 years Manufacturer Minimum Age: 36 months Number Of Items: 1 Platform: Electronic Game Publisher: Logic 3 Release Date: January 01, 2004 Studio: Logic 3 Sales Rank: 11343 Related Items: Related Items:   see moreBrowse for similar items by category:
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 Rating: - GamesPower 50I bought this item as it was very cheap and the latest hand held to be launched for some time. I currently own a PSP and NDS and of course it would be unfair to compare this directly with them. I think this device is a nice little toy that certain provides value for money and hours of fun!! The first thing I noticed was how compact the unit was, fitting very nicely into a top shirt pocket. The 2.5 inch screen is backlit and does the job very well, sound is mono and very basic but also does the job fine. I have yet to go through the 50 games but the ones I have played, (Snake Clone, Space Invaders Clone, Dig Dug Clone, Arkanoid Clone)are fine and will certainly keep you amused. With this unit you also get a hand strap, ... Read More: Rating: - Logic 3 enters the handheld war - well, not really...I saw an advert of this and decided to find out more. I took a chance and ordered it here. I expected a badly made novelty item. However, this console took me by surprise. Logic 3 have managed to jam in 50 games, a colour screen and a backlight into an almost gameboy micro sized chassis! I have not yet tried all of the games, but there a big enough range, from a rendition of Araknoid, a interesting tetris like shooter, to a dodgeball style game. The graphics are just reaching gameboy colour standards, and rarely wow you, but some are subtle nods to past gaming classics and make you smile. The looks of the machine aren't the best, with a plastic finish and strange looking silver buttons and d-pad. The volume control isn't very easy ... Read More: |
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