leapfrog leapster 2 learning game system – pink

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With this smart handheld system, children learn valuable school skills through a variety of animated games and activities. Kids use the interactive touch screen and stylus throughout 30 educational games featuring characters they love. The Leapster2 System also offers several options for creative play. Little learners can easily connect online for extra activities and rewards. And best of all, parents can use the Leapster2 to connect to the LeapFrog Learning Path, an online, interactive tool in which parents can get updates and see firsthand what their children are learning.

Leapster2 System comes with built-in starter games; additional software sold separately. Requires 2 “AA” batteries, not included. Measures 13″W x 10.5″H……..
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– The preschool gaming handheld that connects to the LeapFrog® Learning Path, an online experience that lets you see what your child is learning.
– Play and learn school skills on the go or connect online for extra activities and rewards.
– Library of over 30 exciting learning games featuring characters kids love.
– Included and additional games teach skills in a range of subjects, such as language arts, reading, mathematics and science.
– Parents can connect online to the LeapFrog® Learning Path to see what their child is learning. Kids connect online for extra activities and rewards.
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 “Birthday Gifts” 2009-12-07
By Marilyn Andres (Clarks Summit, PA, US)
I had previously purchased a Leapster for my […] grandson a few years ago. I now purchased two additional Leapsters for each of my now […] grandsons. I will probably purchase another one for my granddaughter for her birthday in June. These hand held educational units are fun and easy to use. They help enforce the basic number and letter recognition skills when used with the basic application of the unit. The additional cartridges purchased with increasing education levels is a major plus for this product.

 “great gift” 2009-12-06
By Marc Coccoli (las vegas)
bought this item for our little girl turning 4. while the cartridges are not great for little 3-4 year olds the down load was perfect…

 “LeapFrog Leapster2” 2009-12-06
By Lydia M. Moll
I bought the Leapster2 for my granddaughter and saving it for Christmas. I am a bit disappointed because on line I clicked on a pink one and received a green one.

 “Stephanie’s Christmas” 2009-12-05
By L. Grisso (Tulsa, OK)
This is an awesome learning toy. I’m sure Steph will enjoy it as much as her older cousins have throughout the years.

 “So far, the Leapster Original seems better” 2009-12-02
By Chris (Florida)
My daughter loves her original leapster, but it’s getting rather aged and often turns itself off without warning.

So we get the leapter 2, thinking it will be an upgrade from what we had.

First experience, opening it. Difficult to get out of packaging, gets small scratch from it’s own plastic packaging during fight to get it out.

Second experience, won’t accept my daughter’s name as a user name. Not a difficult name mind you: Gina. Half hour spent trying to get it to work while she eagerly waits to play it. Another half hour on hold with customer service (by now, she’s on to other things), finally find out that the leapster 2’s ‘bad word’ filter is tripped by the name ‘Gina’ and it can’t be entered. Get around it by putting a space between each letter. Customer service says sorry, but they can’t allow kids to put bad words into their games. Gina is a bad word? Besides, let the parents do the parenting.

Third experience, daughter puts in her favorite cartridge, PetPals. She has three puppy names on it, all with points she has gained from the playing she has done on the original Leapster. Leapter 2 boots up to the game, and says ‘you have to delete a name to enter a new one’. She doesn’t want to enter a new name, she just wants to play with the ones that are already there. Game won’t let her do that. Just gets stuck on the ‘you have to delete a name to enter a new one’, even though we aren’t trying to enter a new one.

This time I email customer service. Four days later, they reply to ask ‘if’ it will work if I delete one. Well, we don’t want to delete one, and shouldn’t they ‘know’ if it will work, or what’s wrong, or what I should do to fix it?

So… the Leapster 2 sits on my desk, unused. My daughter has returned to using the old original one that turns off without warning. Shouldn’t this have all been easy to do, enter her name, enter her cartridge, and play? Will likely return this one.

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