Product Description

The Pixter Multi-Media System gives kids the power of creativity with over 100 creative tools, games, & activities-built right in! Brand new design includes a multi-directional D-pad, 3.9" TFT screen, video player & flash player, and ergonomic shape. Now kids can expand their creative minds with streaming video capabilities! Watch a video on the high-performance TFT touch screen...or create your own with Cartoon Creator, Video Creator and Scene Creator software! Video software exclusively for use with the Multi-Media system the 2005 Pixter delivers even more popular features - video player and gaming. Play your favorite games and watch your favorite shows on Pixter, while still being able to use all of your favorite Pixter creativity features that you love - stampers, screen starters, free draw, and much more. Works with all past Pixter titles. Colors may vary.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #39712 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Fisher-Price
• Released on: 2006-09-08

Features

• Handheld, powerful creative system with more than 100 tools, games and activities
• Streaming video capabilities
• Create your own shows with cartoon creator, video creator and scene creator software
• 3.9" TFT screen plus video and flash player; works with all past Pixter cartridges
• Ages 4 and up; 9Hx11.25Wx2.75D"

Customer Reviews

WOW!! Pixter is best money ever spent!!!
I HIGHLY recommend for you to purchase the Pixter. It is wonderful. My husband and I bought this last year for our then 4 year old son. Not only was it his favorite "Christmas Day" toy (and trust me he received about a million other toys that day!) but it has been his most favorite toy all year through. He will pick it up constantly and just start playing it. We definitely always bring it with us shopping and on trips. I found that designating a special backpack for his Pixter, game cartridges, GameBoy and its cartridges works out better than a regular specially made case, but that's just my opionion. We purchased the hard shell case for the Pixter also, and it is very durable, but I have just found the backpack to be more convenient. As for Pixter's durablity, my son has dropped his several times, tosses it on the couch, you name it and the thing still runs as brand new. Batteries last long also. Not only is this a FUN toy, but it's educational as well. My son has gained many, many fun-filled hours from the Pixter. It is one of the best things we have bought for him that has been so well worth the money. He is 5 years old now and continues to have this as one of his all-time favorite toys!! Buy it...you will be VERY happy you did! And so will the child in your life!

Great for all ages and personalities
Pixters have been keeping our 4 children entertained for years. We bought the original system for our kids when they first came out and have continued to upgrade as Fisher Price has released new systems. My (at the time) 3 year old son got a Color Pixter for his birthday and it never left his hands for the entire year. We decided to purchase the Multimedia Pixters for our 3 year old twins (as we found them on a clearence sale after the holidays). They were such hit with them and our 4 year old and 6 year old children that we went back to buy the remaining clearence MM Pixters for their upcoming birthdays.
The battery life has been surprisingly good and they have survived many drops and crashes. Occasionally we need to recalibrate the screen by using the stylus tool to press the button on the back of the toy. The personalities of our four children range from "laid back and quiet" to "one who rarely sits down" with the others falling somewhere in between, but each of our kids are very entertained by their Pixters for very long periods of time. We highly recommend it!

Don't waste your money
I bought this for my daughter's sixth birthday. They reel you in with the game selections, however, the games are ridiculous. You can't really do anything other than draw on the screen. The icons are confusing. I would not recommend this item to anybody. Don't even THINK about trying the digital camera you can buy as an accessory for $40. The pictures are terribly unclear and fuzzy. I say put your money into a Gameboy or Leap pad. This is a terribly outdated toy and not worth $5.00.