In the video game world, games based on movies usually fall short of their franchises in quality and fun. Someone needs to tell Leapfrog that, since they obviously didn't get the memo. While you may have your thoughts on whether Indiana Jones' Last Crusade should have been his last, Leapfrog did right with Indy in this title.  read more »

Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends game didn't do so well on the Leapster, so has Leapfrog improved it on the Didj? Yes and no.  read more »

She's everywhere, and young girls' parents paid scalpers thousands of dollars for her sold-out concerts which you can watch in 3D on DVD, but now that she's on the Didj, is Miley Cyrus' game really the Best of Both Worlds in gameplay and education?

The main part of the game consists of four different minigames, interspersed with slideshow cutscenes from the Hannah Montana TV Show.  read more »

He lives in a pineapple under the sea and has become a phenomenon, and now, SpongeBob SquarePants teaches your kids math on Leapfrog's Didj. But how do those pants hold up on this educational platform?  read more »

Don't you just love Crossovers? The comic book industry knows how much we love them, and other media also take advantage of them when possible, so since Nickelodeon owns the rights to many different characters, why not mix them all into one big videogame? Sound like a good idea? Well, it is.  read more »

Dale stops by for a quick update while Teresa suffers from occupational hazards.  read more »

I'll never forget the first time I saw Sonic the Hedgehog. A kid at my church had a Sega Game Gear, and as I watched him play over his shoulder, this little blue streak flew around the screen at speeds my Mario-playing imagination couldn't grasp. I later owned a Game Gear with the same game, as well as a Sega Genesis with multiple Sonic games, but Sonic just hasn't been the same since he went 3-D, and I've always longed for another 2-D Sonic game release.  read more »

Many Star Wars games have I seen in my 800 years of life, and not very good were most of them. But start as younglings Jedi must if master the ways of the force they will, so release a Clone Wars (based on the Cartoon Network movie and series) educational game for the Didj Leapfrog has. Intended for grades 1-3 this action platformer is, and math skills it teaches.  read more »

When Mario Kart released for the SNES, it created a new genre and changed the video game industry. Since then, many Kart racers have come and gone, but none (with the possible exception of Crash Team Racing for Playstation) have competed with the Mario Kart series, all of which have been excellent. Now, LeapFrog has entered the race with a Kart racer for the Didj, aptly named Didji Racing Tiki Tropics, a spelling game for grades 1-3.  read more »

Dale and Teresa are back without pumpkins.  read more »