LeapFrog LeapTV Educational Gaming System
Get minds and bodies moving, the educational, active video gaming system built just for kids ages 3-8 years. Product Features The only active video game system made just for kids ages 3-8 years old. Includes on board game Pet Play World. Games teach reading, math, science and problem solving skills (additional games sold separately). Easy
Get minds and bodies moving, the educational, active video gaming system built just for kids ages 3-8 years.
Product Features
- The only active video game system made just for kids ages 3-8 years old.
- Includes on board game Pet Play World. Games teach reading, math, science and problem solving skills (additional games sold separately).
- Easy to play 3 ways: body motion, pointer play and classic control. Transforming controller works in two modes.
- Includes console, camera, mount, transforming controller, HDMI cable, AC power adapter, 16GB of memory and built-in Wi-Fi/Ethernet port for downloads.
- Works with 100+ LeapFrog educator-approved LeapTV cartridge games, game downloads and videos; kids will never run out of fun!
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Overpriced, Underpowered and Buggy. Welcome to LeapTV I did not purchase this through Amazon, but rather I bought the Multiplayer Bundle at a retailer. The only difference with the Multiplayer Bundle and the one listed here is the Multiplayer Bundle comes with a game and extra controller for $179.99. I felt compelled to write this review because I based my purchase of this on many of the 4 and 5 star reviews on Amazon and I feel like what they describe in their reviews and what I actually got are two completely different things.
Good Gaming System As an educator and mother I’ve been curious about the educational value of Leapfrog products for years and I finally got the opportunity to try LeapTv.
Awesome investment for my little guy that is learning and having fun My son is four years old and LOVES his LeapFrog LeapTV. The device is impressive to me because there is a lot of versatility in the way that kids are able to play – using body gestures, a controller, or converting the controller to more of a pointer shape/direction. I also like the mix of physical activity with accomplishing educational objectives such as practicing math, reading, and problem solving. My son is a bit obsessed with the game that lets you have a virtual pet. His is a cat that…