Customer Reviews

Pawz Dash - MIUCHIZ Virtual Companions

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1 star:		(1)

 

 

OK, i bought this thing with my OWN MONEY before and saved up from my allowance. It was hard, but ok, then i got online and THAT was cool! I had to download a lot of stuff, but when i did that, it was neat to be online. your parents have to let you sign in to talk to people in the world (Mion), but once you do that, you can make buddies and talk to people all over the place! kids should love this game (i'd recommend it, and i'm 9!).

My daughter loves this game. It allows her to go online with other kids and make friends safely. She can buy a house or play a dozen other fun online games. Also she can unplug it from the computer and play with her pet any where we go. They only down side, this is her second one in 3 months because she broke a pencil tip in the reset button. Not rally Miuchiz fault.

I bought this game for my then 10yrs old that was back at christmas 2006. The hand held has held up great to this day. yes there are updates but that has been few and far between. It helps if you have a very fast connection so that when the hand held syncs with the online world it wont take long. The virtual world is the best part of the hand held. my son plays for hours on end and always wants to go back for more. there have been a few times when the site was done but that to has been few and far between. I gave this a 5 star for a great virtual world to play in and the hand held being a great device. The key to the success of this hand held is a very fast connection to the internet.

Because of the advertising blitz, my son really wanted this gadget for Christmas. When we got it, we found that it really doesn't do much of anything. The controls simply don't work the way the manual says they do. We also hooked the device into our computer so that he could supposedly use it in an online environment, but nothing happened. We logged on to the product's website, but the device still wouldn't interact. We basically have an electronic paperweight.