Customer Reviews

Hasbro Playskool Bulls-Eye Bounce & Roll

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4 star:		(8)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

My daughters top pick for her 6th Birthday and now I see why. It is a blast. Kids from 2 to 32 were fighting for a turn. You can play it two ways. One where you bounce the balls on a trampoline and try to get them in the holes and one that plays almost like skeet ball from the arcades. theres 3 diffrent levals of play and reminds me of the adult version bullzeye ball but easier for kids. A great toy. The have been playing it for 3 days now non-stop. Easy to put assemble Automaticly shuts off.

I bought this game after seeing it in several parenting magazines and thinking it looked like fun. I was not disappointed! This game is so much fun for all ages and my husband is often vying with the kids for a turn. The game also folds in half for storage and takes up very little space. This is an excellent toy and I highly recommend it for kids of all ages.

My 3 year old son received this for Christmas from Grandma, and boy was it a hit! Everyone, including the adults, could not stop playing it! The kids love to roll the balls, while the adults use the bouncing pad and the high score challenge to play against one another. The fun continued even after all the kids went to bed! Well worth the money!

Bought it for my sons 5th birthday and he loved it. So for christmas I picked up two more as gifts---One for my nephew and one to have on hand as an extra gift. Everyone loves playing this so its perfect for any kid in the preschool age, just great for having on hand as a last minute gift.
Only drawback is this item ships alone and you don't get any discounts on the shipping. I bought two and even though the box could have definately held two, each one shipped seperately and had to pay all that shipping. But the toy is worth it and it is hard to find at the stores right now.

I love skee-ball, so when I saw this in the store I wanted it for me. Luckily my son also loves skee-ball, so I was able to call it a gift for him. We play with it often, especially when his friends come to the house. It can be played by anyone at any skill level, and we often have players whose ages range by thirty years. I do wish that the balls stayed in the game a bit better, but otherwise this is a well designed, fun game.

Concentration, coordination, oh, did I mention just plain fun. Our three year old grandson had the greatest time playing with this toy. The determination and concentration he demonstrated was worth every penny I spent on this toy. Every once in a while a great toy becomes a must have item.

my son just loves this toy ... the only thing i think that could be fixed to make this toy better is to find some way for the balls to stay in the game better when the game is folded up ... other than that the game is great ...

I bought this for my 4 year old son to tide him over until Christmas. It is so much fun! I even enjoy playing with it. It does make some noise, but it's not too bad and there are 2 volume levels. There are 3 different 'games', the first one doesn't keep count, the second tells you a specific hole to get your ball in (this one is hard, even for me), and the third keeps track of your score for about a minute and a half (this is the one we like best). THe announce shouts out a few encouraging phrases, my son got a big kick out of it saying 'You're on fire' lol. It even remembers your highest score. You can roll the balls or bounce them on a little cloth trampoline. It was very easy to put together and the stickers are already on it. It folds in half for storage, with the 5 balls inside. I would definately recommend it for anyone ages 3 and up.

This is a wonderfully exciting game for children and adults alike. It's a fun way for kids to develop hand-eye coordination. I was amazed to see people that you wouldn't typically see, "playing games," participating in the skee-ball action.

Playskool's Bulls-Eye Arcade has an on/off button as well as Hi/Med volume setting. There's even a simple yet effective ball return for the players. The High Score on our Niece's Bulls-Eye game currently stands at 141 using the trampline, but my brother in law will beat that score soon. I might need to get one myself, and I don't have any kids!

bought it for my son for Christmas. A friend received it for his birthday and his parents are "fighting" him to play it. Buy it when you see it thought, I've been hearing it's hard to find!