I found a toy of my childrens that we all enjoyed playing while I was cleaning and digging out decorations. I also had batteries so I decided to take a turn with the Bopit Extreme 2. It has a few game settings but I am playing solo.
It is a handheld game ~ fairly big and gets a bit heavy after a while. You begin after selection of your game choice and it calls out one of five selections with a short amount of time to twist, flick, pull, spin or bopit. You continue until you are too slow or make a mistake.
It has a date mark of 2002 on it, so that is telling you how far back that game goes. I do not even know if they still make it anymore but it had given my family a lot of fun and enjoyment. Excellent source of quality family time and fun competitively.
I have been home alone and practicing before the boys find out I have the game and batteries. I know they will have a reaction to it. We all used to be good and it is one of the sources of good competition we all seem to have a healthy streak of that running through us.
When I first found it I was lucky to figure out how to make a selection and get more than a 5. I got excited when I hit double digits and then last night I broke 90 and today I achieved a 95. Not a bad way to take a break and enhance my listening skills and hand, eye coordination.
I highly recommend this game for hours (and years) of family fun! They have changed the newer models design more sleek and colourful ~ and also have a jack for headphones for noise sensitive locations. They are available at KMart and Amazon for around $25. (I had to check and see if they even were in existence anymore!)
Ages 8 and up ~ but I think a 6 year old would have fun with it as well ~ I will let you know after this weekend when my granddaughter visits!
It is a handheld game ~ fairly big and gets a bit heavy after a while. You begin after selection of your game choice and it calls out one of five selections with a short amount of time to twist, flick, pull, spin or bopit. You continue until you are too slow or make a mistake.
It has a date mark of 2002 on it, so that is telling you how far back that game goes. I do not even know if they still make it anymore but it had given my family a lot of fun and enjoyment. Excellent source of quality family time and fun competitively.
I have been home alone and practicing before the boys find out I have the game and batteries. I know they will have a reaction to it. We all used to be good and it is one of the sources of good competition we all seem to have a healthy streak of that running through us.
When I first found it I was lucky to figure out how to make a selection and get more than a 5. I got excited when I hit double digits and then last night I broke 90 and today I achieved a 95. Not a bad way to take a break and enhance my listening skills and hand, eye coordination.
I highly recommend this game for hours (and years) of family fun! They have changed the newer models design more sleek and colourful ~ and also have a jack for headphones for noise sensitive locations. They are available at KMart and Amazon for around $25. (I had to check and see if they even were in existence anymore!)
Ages 8 and up ~ but I think a 6 year old would have fun with it as well ~ I will let you know after this weekend when my granddaughter visits!
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