Wild Planet Hyper Dash @ richardeward.com

Wild Planet Hyper Dash
from Wild Planet

Features:

• Consists of one electronic tagger and five different colored and numbered targets
• Great for improving math skills, athletic skills and just having fun
• Choose from four game modes to challenge your speed, skill, memory, coordination and teamwork
• Play solo, head-to-head, or in teams

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0

• Great -- gets kids moving and they don't realize they're exercising
  What a great premise -- create an obstacle course, beat your best time, or your sibling's... move, break a little sweat, raise your heartbeat -- and have a great time doing it. One afternoon, with the targets spread all over the first floor, there were 2 teams of 4-40 year olds running around having a blast... in an era of couch potato video gamers, this is a welcome addition to game options... I make my kids play Hyperdash for the same amount of time they want to play video games or watch TV... exercise... more info

• Was a hit with my 7-year old nephew
  Purchased for my nephew's 7th birthday. It was a huge hit with not only him, but all of his friends. He went through a set of fresh recharged batteries the first day. Considering America's rising obesity problem, making exercise fun and enjoyable, while somewhat engaging the mind (when played on harder levels), this was one of the better gifts I have given him. I'll be looking into the other Wild Planet products after seeing this one.

• Broke after 1 day
  My son got one for his 5th birthday and loved playing it. However, after the first day it no longer worked. Fresh batteries didn't help. The only way I could get it to turn on was to remove the battery cover and push on the batteries. As soon as I replaced the cover, it wouldn't turn on, so now he can't play. I tried to stuff wadded paper into the battery compartment to add pressure but that didn't work. I'm very frustrated about its lack of durability.

• LOVE IT!!
  My son just got this for his birthday. I wanted him to have a game that was not only fun, but that he could learn from. My son has autism and my goal for this game was to work on his listening skills and turn taking. It's funny how he doesn't listen when I tell him something but when this game talks, he listens. He had a ball running around to all the targets. My son hasn't spent that much time playing a single game in his life!
  I had a ball playing it too. This game is so much fun!

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