When my boys first started out with video games, they loved the plug and play games and so did I. They were more affordable than buying the game systems and the separate games, and it was a great way for them to dip their toes in the world of video games.
Over time, my oldest (now 10) out grew the plug and play and he has since moved on. Until the Motion Game Star Wars: Clone Wars Motion Video Game
I was sent this game for my boys to review and they both love it. It’s not like the plug and play you may be used to seeing. JAKKS Pacific has taken it a step further. These new plug and play games are all about motion…which is SO cool!
Here are a few details about the TV Games Motion line:
- It combines JAKKS Plug It in & Play technology with real accelerometer techonology
- With the reactive motion controller, the gamer’s move controls the action on the screen as characters replicate their moves
- The controller plugs into the A/V jacks of any standard TV
- Each controller contains multiple games
- Other titles include: Toy Story, Spongebob Squarepants, Spider Man, Disney Fairies, Power Rangers and more
- Suggested retail price $29.99
I would definitely say that my 5 year old has enjoyed the Motion Game Star Wars: Clone Wars Motion Video Game
If you have a young child who is wanting to have that video game experience, but you aren’t quite ready to invest in the expensive game consoles and all of the separate games, I would highly recommend the TV Games Motion line. It has been a big hit in my house! (I even took a turn and had fun!)
This is a fabulous holiday gift idea!
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I think that the movie is impressive, but not the same for the game!
Surprisingly, my kids loved it.
Spongebob is really funny and hilarious. somebody says that spongebob is gay, is that even true?.~`
Spongebo and Patrick are really great characters. love them.,;*
Spongebog is always very cheesy and funny, i like this cartoon character;-;
Awesome, most kids over 10 aren’t receptive to games that don’t involve the PS3, Wii, or Xbox. But I guess it’s Star Wars, gotta love it, eh?