Customer Reviews

V Tech - V.Smile Smartridge Aladdin

5 star:		(5)
4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

My 5 year old really likes this game. It is challenging but at the same time he doesn't become frustrated. The animation is bright and colorful, and the game is easy to understand and follow. I would highly recomend this one for kids over 5!

These V-Tech games are fun for all ages. In Aladdin, you can fly on a magic carpet, explore the city looking for letters of the alphabet, and search underground ruins for treasure. The games can be set so that the player never looses. In Adventure Play mode you play the games in order as a story unfolds. You can also choose to play individual games. In the most difficult game for my little guy, a giant cobra threatens Aladdin. Aladdin can send fireballs toward the cobra. The cobra is always on the move and the player must move the picture to the cobra's mouth and send a fireball. If the picture belongs in the category, Aladdin is safe. If the player shoots at a picture that does not belong in the category the cobra breathes fire and Aladdin looses some of his life force. This is too much coordination for my little guy. He hands me the controls until I get him past that task. I don't mind because we can play together and he enjoys playing despite the cobra.
This is one of my 6 year old's favorite V-Tech games

Nancy Illing, author of Sparks Ignite Imagination, a book about creativity

Great game and very educational. I gave this game four stars on overall because the age is 6-8 and my daughter just turned 6 but she beat the entire game in about 30 minutes. I was hoping it would be a little more challenging than the 3-5 year old games we have. I do not think it is much more difficult, but she loves it.

Great fun for kiddos when they must be inside, which is perfect for people who live in bitter climates during the winter months. It helps teach math, reading, & other skills too. Our kids LOVE it!!

I bought this for my 6 year old neice for Christmas. She seemed to get bored with it quickly. The games were too easy, needed to be more difficult.

Solid game, good learning experience. 4 year old liked the counting game best...where you choose the right animals by choosing the right numbers which add up to X result. Good graphics.

For my son who's 4 and has a reading level between 2nd and 3rd grade and math skill to match, he just wasn't being challenged by the 3-5 yrs. v-smile games. This one was challenging yet content appropriate for a 4 yr. old. Try the Mickey Adventure as well.

smartridg was enjoyed by child of 3 years old cannot read all but once u explain what to do in some of the games he can follow and he calls the smartridge games Jump Jump games no matter what age they are for it's always easy for a young child to play if you explain some things and he/she does not have to read for himself at least that is the way with my 3yr old nephew