Customer Reviews

Fisher Price Smart Cycle Extreme The World of Cars

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This game works in the first generation smart cycle with out the rumble feature, This game has a lot more to do than the first generation games. My 2 1/2 year old LOVES this game. Easy for him to play even though it is meant for older children. The graphics still are no better than they were before but overall I think my son will get hours of enjoyment out of this game.

I bought this for the my 4-year old and his smart cycle and was pleased to see that there is a game that my 2-year old can play on it as well. He can climb on and push the buttons and make things happen without having to use the pedals. Works for both of them!

We got this for our grandson who just loves it. He gets physical activity and learns at the same time. What could be better?

We purchased the Cars module for the Extreme Smart Cycle for a Christmas present and our 4-year old son loves it. Since Christmas, he's gone through the entire line up of activities and looks forward to playing with it every time. Most of the activities will require the child to pedal to complete and/or activate the game while others are simply just fun to play.

As an example, one activity allows the child to select a "colorless" vehicle from a list of options, select various colors of spray paint to paint the vehicle, and then select various designs to add to the finished paint job. This activity is just for fun and doesn't require any pedaling. It does, however, teach the user what colors they'll achieve by combining two colors together (i.e., red + blue = purple).

Another fun activity has the user "driving" Lighting MacQueen around in a cow field tipping tractors for points while at the same time trying avoid Frank, the mean combine. This activity only uses the joystick and the red buttons on the handlebars. Since our son loves the pedaling anyway, we often see him pedaling during this activity, even though it's not required.

A good educational numbers game has the user "fishing" (by using Mator's tow hook) for various numbers. Options include fishing for numbers in order from 1 to 10, backwards from 10 to 1, and having the user find all the numbers higher than a given number which Mator provides.

All in all, it was a good purchase and we're happy we got it for our son. In a week and a half of usage, we have not had any problems with the module. The only complaint that I would have is that it may not be as challenging as other modules out there. This one seems to be more video-game oriented than educational. If you're looking for a great educational module, I might suggest the Toy Story game pack. We have this one as well and it's geared more towards spelling, identifying shapes, addition and subtraction, and the like.

My 4 year old granddaughter adores CARS so this cartridge for her Smart Cycle was a sure winner. She never wants to stop playing and we are happy because she is getting exercise while having a blast.

I bought this for my autistic 5 yr. old grandson. He loves playing video games. I bought this because he can play games while peddling, which means he is getting exercise at the same time. He absolutely loves it, and I'm thrilled. Thank you Fisher Price and thank you Amazon!!

The Smart Cycle Games are good. My 4 year old grandson loves them. He is a big fan of the Disney Movie "CARS" so this smart cycle game was a big hit.

This game is for my 4 year old. His loves his smart cycle. I am a 1st grade teacher and I love the educational value of this toy. Even though the games area about math in this one, he still loves to play.

Can't really comment on the joy it brought my grandson since he lives 500 miles away - haven't seen him use it. I'm guessing it was great and he's enjoying it - there certainly hasn't been any negative feedback!