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20Q Version 2

from: Radica Games

January 16, 2007
I got this for Christmas for the whole family to play with and it is fun and amazingly works most of the time unless you pick something really obscure. The only real problem with this is that it can grow old very quickly and within about ten minutes the 20Q will be collecting dust in the corner. Not so good if you have a short attention span.

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Rhythm Stix

from: Laughing Donkey


I got this for Christmas for the whole family to play with and it is fun and amazingly works most of the time unless you pick something really obscure. The only real problem with this is that it can grow old very quickly and within about ten minutes the 20Q will be collecting dust in the corner. Not so good if you have a short attention span.

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Tomy Gya

from: Tomy


Gya is basically the old game "Simon" but in 3D. You get a 12 sided ball, and each side contains a red light. There are 11 games you can play with this - each with several levels of difficulty. Game one is nice and simple to get you warmed up, random lights will flash on, you then have to press them to continue the game. Game two has the lights flashing in sequence and you have to press the light that is currently flashing. Game three has you remembering a sequence of flashing lights and playing it back. After this the games start to get more difficut - work out sequences, press the next light in a pattern, find the codes.

It is annoyingly addictive, it is also quite loud and the early games and levels are reasonably easy for younger ... Read More:

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Shocking - Shock Quiz

from: Paladone


Gya is basically the old game "Simon" but in 3D. You get a 12 sided ball, and each side contains a red light. There are 11 games you can play with this - each with several levels of difficulty. Game one is nice and simple to get you warmed up, random lights will flash on, you then have to press them to continue the game. Game two has the lights flashing in sequence and you have to press the light that is currently flashing. Game three has you remembering a sequence of flashing lights and playing it back. After this the games start to get more difficut - work out sequences, press the next light in a pattern, find the codes.

It is annoyingly addictive, it is also quite loud and the early games and levels are reasonably easy for younger ... Read More:

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Shocking - Lightning Reaction

from: Paladone


Gya is basically the old game "Simon" but in 3D. You get a 12 sided ball, and each side contains a red light. There are 11 games you can play with this - each with several levels of difficulty. Game one is nice and simple to get you warmed up, random lights will flash on, you then have to press them to continue the game. Game two has the lights flashing in sequence and you have to press the light that is currently flashing. Game three has you remembering a sequence of flashing lights and playing it back. After this the games start to get more difficut - work out sequences, press the next light in a pattern, find the codes.

It is annoyingly addictive, it is also quite loud and the early games and levels are reasonably easy for younger ... Read More:

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Shocking - Pocket Shock It

from: Paladone


Gya is basically the old game "Simon" but in 3D. You get a 12 sided ball, and each side contains a red light. There are 11 games you can play with this - each with several levels of difficulty. Game one is nice and simple to get you warmed up, random lights will flash on, you then have to press them to continue the game. Game two has the lights flashing in sequence and you have to press the light that is currently flashing. Game three has you remembering a sequence of flashing lights and playing it back. After this the games start to get more difficut - work out sequences, press the next light in a pattern, find the codes.

It is annoyingly addictive, it is also quite loud and the early games and levels are reasonably easy for younger ... Read More:

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Shocking - Shocking Tanks

from: Paladone


Gya is basically the old game "Simon" but in 3D. You get a 12 sided ball, and each side contains a red light. There are 11 games you can play with this - each with several levels of difficulty. Game one is nice and simple to get you warmed up, random lights will flash on, you then have to press them to continue the game. Game two has the lights flashing in sequence and you have to press the light that is currently flashing. Game three has you remembering a sequence of flashing lights and playing it back. After this the games start to get more difficut - work out sequences, press the next light in a pattern, find the codes.

It is annoyingly addictive, it is also quite loud and the early games and levels are reasonably easy for younger ... Read More:

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Pass the Bomb

from: Gibsons Games


In this game a pool of thirteen cards is exposed one card at a time (with each card showing a short sequence of letters), then the special die is rolled stating where in a word it can and cannot appear, then the timer on the bomb is started. You must then think of a word that (a) contains the letter sequence on the card with no interruptions by other letters (e.g. if the card had the letters 'SAC' then words like 'ransack' or 'sacking' would be acceptable, but not 'stack' because the T interrupts the 'SAC'), (b) obeys the instructions of the die as to where the letters can appear in your chosen word, and (c) doesn't duplicate any words that have already been said in that round - once you have you can then pass the bomb onto the next player. Gameplay ... Read More:

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Super Stomp Rocket Kit

from: TKC Sales


This was bought for my son last year for his 4th birthday, and it has been played with to almost distruction. i would recomend you take this to the park as it needs wide open spaces. whenever we take it to the park it always draws other children, all wanting to see how high they can stomp the rocket,my 9yr old now challenges himself to try and catch them. would recommend this if you want tied children at the end of the day, a must for the long summer holidays.

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Silverlit PicooZ Helicopter - Metro Fly

from: Silverlit


This was a birthday present, and was instantly a hit! However, on the first day of use the propeller blades started to loosen. Eventually it kept coming off every time it was used. We have tried to fix it ourselves but to no avail. This is a great shame as it would be a great little present for children and adults alike!