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30683 Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Didj | 
 enlarge | Brand: LeapFrog
Category: Toy
List Price: $29.99
Buy New: $2.25
You Save: $27.74 (92%)
New (32) Collectible (4) from $2.25
Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 5302
ESRB: Everyone
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 8 x 5.4 x 0.5
MPN: 30683
Model: 30683
UPC: 708431306837
EAN: 0708431306837
ASIN: B001GMPMD6
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Product Description
Creative kids will enjoy personalizing avatars, game backgrounds, music, and more. Parents will love being able to upload real schoolwork-this week's spelling list or specific multiplication tables-into the games, so kids can study while they play. LeapFrog. Ages: 6 to 10.
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pretty good toy July 3, 2010
luke tarr yo! (on the globe)
pretty much like the reveiw before this said except I like it more.my mom always got me only learning games so I was pretty bored with the leapster.I'd wanted this forever and was so happy when we got it.not long after we got the star wars game.the idea of the game is you go around deafeating droids and answering problems.does anybody know how to deafeat level 3?
-luke tarr
Excellent educational game May 14, 2009
Noname
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
My 7 year old son is in love with the Didj my dad got him, and he only had the Jetpack Heroes that was included. So, I decided to add to his repertoire. After all, I know the Leapster wasn't much without the cartridges and the included games weren't ever nearly as fun as the ones we bought.
I was a little concerned that the Star Wars game would have the same math concepts he worked on in Jetpack Heroes, but it is different. Instead of addition, subtraction, multiplication, my son gets to work on fractions, place value and geometry.
I tried it myself and there is enough math to keep my son thinking. He gets a to be a jedi with a light saber who goes around a maze of hallways killing bad guys and while trying to survive. He has to stop once in awhile and answer questions like which pie chart shows 1/10 colored in or what number in 693 is in the hundreds place or how many sides does a pentagon have.
For those worried about violence, it is cartoon violence against robots and there is no blood. I'd say it`s about as violent as Tom and Jerry, except the robots die (disappear). That may not be enough for some, but at least you know what you are getting into.
My son loved his Leapster, but he said he's not going back. Didj is much better. He likes being able to customize the game. I like being able to track his progress and help choose what concepts he's working on.
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