Fisher Price: Little People Discovery Games 3 Disk Compilation

List Price: $19.99 Discount Price: $95.95

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Customer Reviews:

Fisher Price: Little People Discovery Games 3 Disk Compilati [Posted on 2004-09-03]
Only the 1st disc works if you have Windows XP,even though the box states it works with XP.
My 3 year old daughter was very disappointed after seeing the box.

DISAPPOINTING, LIMITED SUPPORT ON XP [Posted on 2004-12-31]
Of the titles, only the airport title works well. The farm title cannot size up higher than 640 and functions poorly. Mouse overs and clicks have high latency. The School title is just weak. It also suffers from screen fragments under XP.

Little people Games-3 disk [Posted on 2005-01-24]
This was a Christmas present for my niece that just turned 3 and she loves all 3 CDs. We have windows XP and she has had no problem running these disks on our system. Would definitely recommend for children 2 and up.

My two year old loves this! [Posted on 2005-04-29]
I got this three disk set for Christmas for my two year old daughter and she absolutely loves it. It's easy enough for a two year old to handle but also challenging enough that she doesn't get bored by it. She always requests the Airport CD, as that's her favorite. She has several other toddler/preschool educational games and this is the only one she really likes.

Great intro to computers [Posted on 2005-11-27]
My son got this last year for Christmas a couple months before he turned 2. We are a big computer gaming family and his computer skills are probably beyond the average kid his age but he was able to play these games from day one. The best game in this pack is the Airport game... which you can get seperate but the farm game was the one he liked at first.

The farm is a good starting point for teach basic mouse skills. The games focus on recognizing and matching animals.

The Airpot works with both mouse and keyboard skills (arrow keys). The games are more varied with a maze, matching numbers, matching shapes/colors and includes coloring pages.

My son was never really fond of the 3rd disk. It covers concepts of shapes, counting, next to/behind/etc - but honestly I found it to be boring too.

A year later he is still playing the Airport game... I just wish that it also had an introduction to the alphabet.

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