Showing posts with label t-rex. Show all posts
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Thursday, January 10, 2013

Jurassic Park 3 Island Survival Game Review

Jurassic Park 3 Island Survival Game
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The First time I plyed this game was at a Convention for upcoming products from movies (The Mummy Returns, Tomb Raider, Planet of the Apes, ect.). The JPIII Section was the first I tried out. This game reminded me of the old "Jurassic Park" board game. The game's object is simple...try to get off the island without becoming lunch. You can play several different Charecters from the film (sorry, but I wasn't counting how may player there can be). You roll the dice and take as many steps as possible. Watch out, though. Raptors, A T-rex and most of all, The Spinosuarus, will be coming after you. The art design of the cover box looks exactly like the original JP board game design (I just love how in every JP sign, it's always a red-black-and-orange colored sky, kinda like it's always Dusk in JP!!!) This game is great for kids to play, espically if they like JP, which I highly doubt because JP is an old movie an kids won't really get the whole DNA thing or cloning thing untill they're probably 12 (heck, it took me several years to relize the whole scientific ting in JP...I was 5 when I saw it!!!). Great game, Great fun.

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Players determine before the game starts whether they will be a human attempting to escape the island--or the dinosaur looking for its next snack. If you choose to be human, the goal is to get through the five dino-packed territories and to the beach before being caught by a vicious beast. First human off the island wins. If you choose to be a dinosaur, the object is to make sure that none of the humans reach the beach. If all humans are defeated, dinosaurs roam victorious. Various cards and a roll of the dice determine the action sequences. Five different breeds of prehistoric beasts inhabit the island, including the pteranodon, Spinosaurus, and T-Rex.

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Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Magna-Saurs -T-Rex Review

Magna-Saurs -T-Rex
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I bought four of the magnetix dinosaurs for my five year old son for Christmas. He is crazy about dinosaurs. We had purchased one of the Magnetic men and thought a collection of Dinosaurs would be a good collection. They look good, but fall apart as you play with them. The magnets aren't very strong or durable. I must say they are dissapointing. I would have been better off purchasing a set of plastic figurines that didnt fall apart every time he picked them up.

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Monday, January 30, 2012

Playmobil T-rex With Velociraptors Review

Playmobil T-rex With Velociraptors
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I grew up in Germany playing with Playmobil. My son just turned 4 and I purchased some Playmobil dinos. Awesome toys. Tough as nails. I highly recommend it!

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Sunday, September 18, 2011

King Kong vs. V-Rex Battling Game Review

King Kong vs. V-Rex Battling Game
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I recently bought this for my 5-1/2 year old son and he seems to get more frustrated with it than he does having fun playing with it. I suppose the concept is along the lines of "Rockem Sockem Robots" -- with King Kong and Rex though, there is a small button in front (flush with the body) that has to be pushed (presumably by the other toy) in order for them to collapse. The problem is that there's no way that having these two go at it is going to get that button pushed -- you have to do it yourself. Once they are collapsed you have to wind their bodies back to their original position which is difficult for me and nearly impossible for a child. The other problem is the stands that are intended for them to be on while fighting -- they shouldn't have even bothered with them. They can hardly stay put on the stands when they're not fighting let alone when they are. I'd say that the only redeeming qualities about this toy is that for $20 they are well made & sturdy, realistic looking and a nice size for a child's hands.

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