Amazon.com Product Description: Girls, ages 4 to 9, will get hours of fun from Knowledge Adventure Games for Girls. This playset features action-packed fun with Barbie and Sabrina, along with a pet shop sim from Fisher-Price. Girls can create their own animated stories starring Barbie in Barbie Storymaker, and, for something different, there's extreme racing and sports action in Barbie Super Sports. Show off your snowboarding stunts, blade with Barbie and friends down a radical race course, or pick out a cool outfit in the sport shop--this title's action-packed and extremely fun.
But the entertainment doesn't stop there. Join Sabrina and friends for five fun and wacky arcade-style games set at the Greendale Mall. Based on the hit TV show Sabrina: The Animated Series, it's up to you and Sabrina to set things straight and save the day. From the Greendale Mall, girls can move to Fisher-Price Pet Shop, where they can feed and care for animals in an interactive setting. Choose names, groom and bathe the pets, even play pet shop vet. Girls will also learn about more than 40 species of furry, feathered, and scaly animals, and along the way enjoy some paw-stomping songs. Overall, this playset's got it all.
Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: - Very good, but seems hard...
My little 4 year old sister got this game for Christmas last year. She loves it! She wouldn't stop playing it, but insisted that I came on with her as she found some of the games quite hard. She likes Fisher Price Pet Shop the best because she can work it on her own, but doesn't like Barbie Super Sports because she can never win the races. She enjoys them all the same.
Rating: - Not appropriate for pre-school children!!
These games are simply too advanced for smaller girls. For instance, one of the CDs is a Barbie Movie Studio. The child is to first enter casting, then wardrobe to dress the character. Once she has done that, she is to enter the scene editor where she constructs a story. Next, it is off to editing where she is to crop and splice certain scenes to construct her move. Ages 4-9?? No, I don't think so. The rest of them simply aren't much better. I can see where it might be fun for older girls with advanced reading/critical thinking skills. For your preschooler or first/second grader, it is a complete waste of money.
- Very good, but seems hard...
- Not appropriate for pre-school children!!
