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 The My Little Pony G1 Collector's Inventory: an unofficial full color illustrated collector's price guide to the first generation of MLP including all ... and accessories released before 1997 $39.99 This book has lots of pictures and is well organized, I have enjoyed reading it and use it to reference which ponies are out there!! Great job!  Scooby Doo! First Frights $29.99 I bought this game for my daughter but I borrowed it to take it on a trip from Honolulu to Los Angeles which is about a five hour flight. The game play felt really good in terms of character control. The objectives for each level is somewhat easy. I like how they incorporate the touch screen area to unlock certain items. The storyline of each level is written pretty good. Each of the characters has a unique "attack" feature which is required for specific tasks which I thought was a very interesting feature to have. The in game video cut-scenes were pretty good. They help you to identify clues for each mystery in the level that you are on. Another thing is when you die on a level, it automatically re-spawns the character and never ends the game. The only things that I didn't like were the music became annoying after awhile. On each level, they play one song that loops and loops and loops so that could get to you. The other thing that I thought was quite odd was trying to find all the "Scooby Doo" tags that are hidden on each level. On a majority of the levels, they were either hard to find or hard to get too. But on others, they were real east to get. Overall, I would recommend this game to kids who are at least five years old only because it does take some thinking on what to do and how to accomplish the task.  Star Trek Voyager: Elite Force $24.99 This was a great game back in the day. I have fond memories of playing the single player missions, and of watching my son play multiplayer. As with most 1st person shooters, we wished it had co-op! |
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