KidTech Reviews
Got a toddler in the house? There's a videogame console for them, too. No World War II games for it, obviously, but some pretty decent button whacking just the same.
Truly stimulating and really, really, fun, Knowledge Adventure Books by You is, bar-none, the best piece of software you could get for you and your kid.
You see it on the store shelf. So does your daughter. It looks absolutely adorable. Your daughter is over the moon about dancing with Strawberry Shortcake and friends. You buy it. The ride home is brimming with giddy anticipation and visions of sugar plum disco. You get home, you plug in Strawberry Shortcake Dance Dance Revolution. Your daughter cries. The thing is crap.
Already the established leader in edutainment (educational entertainment) hardware and software, LeapFrog now has its own take on the console wars -- a tyke take -- with Leapster TV.
One of the least expansive yet easily appreciated stand-alone game systems in the casual game vein is the VG Pocket system.
As Forrest Gump almost said, cheap is as cheap does. Fortunately, when it comes to entertaining the kids in the back seat, cheap is all you need.
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