Product Description

Enjoy over 22 minutes of the most memorable moments from Dora the Explorer. Play all 12 video segments back-to-back, or select and watch play-along parts of the adventure, clip-by-clip. Includes featured episodes: Dora's Egg Hunt, El Coqui, The Lost City, Meet Diego!, Big River and Dora's Fairytale Adventure. Create your own Best of Dora the Explorer video with Cartoon Creator Software. It's as easy as 1, 2, 3. Create opening scene, click and drag and play. Pixter Multi-Media System sold separately.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #14693 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Fisher-Price
• Model: H9422
• Released on: 2006-06-12

Features

• Creative activities and fun, educational games.
• Pixter? Video Software-exclusively for Pixter? Multi-Media Creativity System
• Play all 12 video segments back-to-back, select and watch your favorites, clip-by-clip, or create your own videos.
• Offers variety for individualized learning, entertainment and fun.
• Recommended Age Range 6 - 11 Years

From the Manufacturer
Vÿmonos! Let's go! ... with more than 22 minutes of the most memorable moments from Dora the Explorer?! Play all 12 video segments back-to-back, select and watch play-along parts of the adventure, clip-by-clip, or create your own Dora the Explorer? videos

Customer Reviews

Bought this for the neighbor's kids when they come over.
this unit was on sale, and it's for kids. Our neighbor's girls did not like Dora at all, but they still played with it. Go figure...kids. I find the graphics on the unit "ok" for the price. A game boy it's not. it's part interactive and part movie. It'll keep kids occupied while parents talk/chat...

It's served it's purpose and the girls always go straight to the system now (but now they chose Xgames or whatever it is).

My 6-year-old loves it
Pixter is not a Nintendo DS, but for the younger crowd it works great (judging by all the batteries we keep charging).

My daughter loves this game. She sat playing with it on Christmas afternoon and said it was just like being in one of the Dora TV programs. She could figure it out on her own, and giggles and says the words out loud, just like in the TV show.

This one's a winner!