Okay, let me get this straight, I recently reviewed WALL-E video games for Sony’s PSP and PS3 gaming platforms and both versions bested me, and now you want me to review WALL-E for LeapFrog's Leapster2? Wait, geared towards children ages 4 to 7… Gee I may actually have a chance. read more »
Seriously, you can’t have kids and not be familiar with Dora the Explorer and her very faithful companion Boots. For those of you not in the know, Dora is a young Hispanic girl who goes on adventures with her best friend, Boots, who is a talking monkey who wears, well, red boots. Dora and Boots have been a big part of the Nick Jr. read more »
When Nikolai was around 3 years old, I began my fatherly duty of instilling in him a love for all things electronically gadgety, as any good father would, by convincing Tonya that he needed a Leapster from LeapFrog. At first Tonya balked at my suggestion that he needed such a device to stay ahead of the curve, by citing that there is nothing wrong with reading books and playing with blocks to advance his mind. But rather than backing down, I pressed the read more »
When I got the opportunity to review Guitar Hero Aerosmith, I was thrilled to finally have a chance to see what all of the Guitar Hero hubbub was about. Why was this game, which to the uninitiated player’s eyes is a rip-off of the 80s electronic “follow the blinking light” game Simon, so amazingly popular.
Why, because it’s really, really fun, of course. read more »
Okay, let me get this straight, I recently reviewed WALL-E video games for Sony’s PSP and PS3 gaming platforms and both versions bested me, and now you want me to review WALL-E for LeapFrog's 
Seriously, you can’t have kids and not be familiar with Dora the Explorer and her very faithful companion Boots. For those of you not in the know, Dora is a young Hispanic girl who goes on adventures with her best friend, Boots, who is a talking monkey who wears, well, red boots. Dora and Boots have been a big part of the Nick Jr. 
When Nikolai was around 3 years old, I began my fatherly duty of instilling in him a love for all things electronically gadgety, as any good father would, by convincing Tonya that he needed a Leapster from 
When I got the opportunity to review Guitar Hero Aerosmith, I was thrilled to finally have a chance to see what all of the Guitar Hero hubbub was about. Why was this game, which to the uninitiated player’s eyes is a rip-off of the 80s electronic “follow the blinking light” game Simon, so amazingly popular.