Sale Cheap Leapfrog Leapster Game

Now parents and kids can both feel good about time spent playing electronic games with the Leapster Learning System by LeapFrog. An exciting library of educational games (sold separately) turn this handheld device into a conduit of exciting learning adventures that teaches reading, math, critical thinking, vocabulary and more. Kids can play fun games, read electronic books, create cool art and watch interactive videos. Color display on backlit screen is gentle on the eyes while the jack for optional headphones is gentle on other people's ears. Ages 4 to 10 years. Imported.

User Reviews about LeapFrog® Leapster® Learning Game System - Green

Best toy ever for those times when you need peace and quiet--think, your sister's wedding, great aunt's funeral, rest time (when your younger ones still nap), the dentist's office, long car trips, etc. even has a headphone jack so there can be no sound.

I bought our Leapster over a year ago for my oldest son (then 3 1/2). Since then, he has continued to amaze me with what he has learned from it daily. I'm talking, my five year old can do several types of math easily (Math Missions) and has been able to read since he was four (Mr. Pencil). He can count money too(Spongebob Squarepants). He has aged out mentally of most the games (even the ones designed for older kids), and I can't wait to buy the Explorer because it has the next level of games.

Even without a challenge, he still LOVES his Leapster, and despite being a rough-and-tumble boy who plays almost daily, the Leapster is still going strong. It sounds like the other models may be less durable; the original is my suggestion. We bought a hard metal case to hold all his gear and keep the system safe, and as far as the power-sucking issue, we bought a wall adapter since our son almost exclusively uses his toy at home as his big boy "nap alternative." Especially for a child obsessed with video games, the Leapster is the way to go. -- BEST toy ever made

I just bought this for my son for his 4th birthday, and he absolutely loves it!!! He has been playing some of my games on my iPhone, and I thought that he might like something of his own (and I would like him playing some more age-appropriate, learning games!). The game that is built in to it, the Frogger type game, took him a few tries to really get the hang of, but now he looks at me with an incredibly proud look on his face every time he makes it to the other side! We also got the Wall-E game to go along with it, and he loves that as well.
This was easily his favorite birthday present, and I think it will be a companion for many years to come! (And he still loves to read......this didn't distract him from any of the other things that he likes to do, as I had feared it might!)
This is a must have for entertaining, and teaching kids. The size of it is just right for his hands, as well. Love it! -- Great learning toy!

I decided to wait for Nintendo DSi for another year as my daughters seems to be younger (3.5 year, 5 year) for Nintendo DS.

Last month my daughter received Leapster as a gift. So far I am very satisfied with this learning tool. Both daughters enjoy playing games on Leapster and need very little assistance to use it. They are very excited on on-board coloring and proudly show us all their creativity.

After going over many reviews, I ordered "LeapFrog Leapster Learning Game: Mr. Pencil's Learn to Draw and Write" as my 5 year old likes to draw and loves coloring.

Planning to buy other cartridges after Mr. Pencil is exhausted.
- Cars
- Go Diego Go!
- Pet Pals

I believe: main difference between DSi and Leapster is DSi is more for recreation and Leapster is both learning and recreation. On average DSi is great for 6+ year old and Leapster will be fine for 3+ year old.
-- Great learning tool, keeps 3.5 year and 5 year old busy