Wild Planet Hyper Dash | List Price: $29.99
Discount Price: $19.00
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Brand: Wild Planet
Binding: Toy
Release Date: 2007-08-01
Features: - Consists of one electronic tagger and five different colored and numbered targets
- Great for improving math skills, athletic skills and just having fun
- Choose from four game modes to challenge your speed, skill, memory, coordination and teamwork
- Play solo, head-to-head, or in teams
- Play at varied skill levels
Win-win-win [Posted on 2009-01-01]
My girls 5 & 6 love this but we took it to grandma's and the older nieces and nephews (7-12) couldn't get enough of it. We are an active family with me being a track coach so this is a perfect toy. Kids have to think, run, and have fun. Its a win-win-win.
Fun but broke within 15 min [Posted on 2009-01-01]
My kids loved playing this and would have played with it all day, but it quit working within about 15 minutes. I'm sending it back to Amazon for a replacement. If the next one works I'll be thrilled because this is a really fun game and gets the kids moving!
Wow, I'm impressed, this is the ultimate toy! Perfect 10! [Posted on 2009-01-01]
I usually don't like buying lots of new games for Christmas, they usually get opened and thrown to the side.. My kids received this and once we started playing, my kids could not stop! Talk about getting your kids off the couch and having an absolute ball, this is the BEST game ever received for my kids EVER........... Hands down. Whomever invented this, hats off, this MOM is very thrilled with the game!!!
2 versions of Hyper Dash [Posted on 2009-01-02]
I bought Hyper Dash for my two boys to play. It broke during the first game and could no longer identify which color disc you were placing it on top of. But it turns out the one I bought at Target does not use RFID to identify the discs. It uses a cheap height sensor spring and each disc is slightly different shaped. It was super annoying because you had to get the wand right on top of the disc so it could tell what color it was. I returned it to Target and was very disappointed. Then I came here to leave a review and noticed this one uses RFID (which DH thought they should have used.) This one costs a bit more than the one at Target $15 vs $20-30 but I'd gladly pay more to have it not break.
My boys' favorite gift this year! [Posted on 2009-01-02]
I am SO glad I bought this toy. My boys ages 6 and 3 1/2 both love it. It is wonderful for cold or bad weather days when we are all inside and they start getting hyper. Now instead of getting frustrated, I just say "Why don't you go play Hyper Dash?" and they reply "Yea!". They play until they are both out of breath (and then they switch to "micro dash" level - a game option without the running). Although the recommended ages are 6 and up, my 3 1/2 year old does just fine with it. As long as the child knows their colors, they should be able to play. And I'm impressed with how many different options and levels there are to the game. I don't think the kids will get bored with it because it has so much variety. The only other game I have purchased that was this much fun was a dance pad game, and that was considerably more expensive. For $20, this toy is worth the money.
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