Product Description

Battle robotic clones to save the planet! Invader Zim has a sinister plot to overtake Earth. In this action-packed side-scroller, you'll do battle as SpongeBob, Danny Phantom or El Tigre. Harness their special powers and your math skills to defeat the forces of evil. And, you can customize the game online with the math skills you're studying in school. For use with the Didj Custom Gaming System, sold separately.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1010 in Toys & Games
• Brand: LeapFrog
• Model: 30677
• Released on: 2008-07-08
• ESRB Rating: Everyone
• Dimensions: 8.38" h x 5.38" w x .62" l, .15 pounds

Features

• In this action-packed side-scroller, do battle as SpongeBob, Danny Phantom or El Tigre to battle robotic clones to save the planet!
• Teaches math: one- and two-digit addition, one and two-digit subtraction, division (1-12), multiplication (0-12).
• Library of games featuring favorite characters from SpongeBob SquarePants, Star Wars and Indiana Jones.
• Kids can customize the game online with the math skills they are studying in school.
• Parents connect to the LeapFrog® Learning Path to see what their child is learning.

From the Manufacturer
Battle Robotic Clones to Save the Planet! INVAIDER ZIM has a sinister plot to overtake Earth. In this action-packed side-scroller, you'll do battle as SpongeBob, Danny Phantom or El Tigre. Harness their special powers and your math skills to defeat the forces of evil! And, you can customize the game online with the math skills you're studying in school.

Customer Reviews

Average side-scroller
The game is pretty much what the description suggests and is certainly not innovative. Think Mario Brothers with some arithmetic questions blended in.

The quality of games for the Didj will have to improve for this system to have staying power.

Ok game
We bought this game for my daughter along with the Didj system for xmas. She likes that you can play this game as anyone of the Nickelodeon characters but prefers the game that came with the Didj system over this one.

As far as the educational factor goes, you basically have to solve a math problem before going to each new level. I have not noticed much math during the actual game play.

Overall, it's still a fun game and I would recommend it if your child is a Nick toons fan.

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My son and daughter love it. It is a little advanced for my son, but my daughter or I help him with his math.