If you have young children, you most likely know who Dora the Explorer is and all about her talking backpack. This game is on a DVD format, so your child will need a DVD drive on the computer they play it on. This means, if like us, you tarted up a Freecycled PC so your child can leave YOUR ... Read review
Dora and Boots need to return her books to the library and they need your help to get ... more
there! Along the way, solve problems, figure out puzzles and play games with their friends Benny, Isa, Tico and many others. But watch out for Grumpy Old Troll's trap...
Dora and Boots need to return her books to the library and they need your help to get ... more
there! Along the way, solve problems, figure out puzzles and play games with their friends Benny, Isa, Tico and many others. But watch out for Grumpy Old Troll's traps and that sneaky fox, Swiper!Discover the rich, colourful and diverse world of Dora and her friends!An interactive adventure similar to the animated series to learn and have fun.A gentle introduction to Spanish just like in the TV series.
Advantages: educational, simple to play, enagaging storyline Disadvantages: makes kids want more lol
...you most likely know who Dora the Explorer is and all about her talking backpack. This game is on a DVD format, so your child will need a DVD drive on the computer they play it on. This means, if like us, you tarted up a Freecycled PC so your child can leave YOUR PC alone, you will need to fork out a few quid for a DVD player for it.
This game is a natural extension of the TV series it is spun off from. The TV series has a computer ... ...screen after Dora asks your child a question, so this game is like suddenly actually being IN the show for your child. Like the series, your child will go on a walk (in this to the library) with Dora and her backpack, and along the way, meets up with Boots, Benny the bull, Tico the squirrel, and others. They solve puzzles and explore on the way to the library, and once there, there are activities relating to the books each character wishes to return. ... more
If you have young children, you most likely know who Dora the Explorer is and all about her talking backpack. This game is on a DVD format, so your child will need a DVD drive on the computer they play it on. This means, if like us, you tarted up a Freecycled PC so your child can leave YOUR PC alone, you will need to fork out a few quid for a DVD player for it.
This game is a natural extension of the TV series it is spun off from. The TV series has a computer game feel, with the "mouse cursor" that appears on the screen after Dora asks your child a question, so this game is like suddenly actually being IN the show for your child. Like the series, your child will go on a walk (in this to the library) with Dora and her backpack, and along the way, meets up with Boots, Benny the bull, Tico the squirrel, and others. They solve puzzles and explore on the way to the library, and once there, there are activities relating to the books each character wishes to return. Series staples The Grumpy Old Troll and Swiper the Fox are on hand to try to ruin the day, so watch out! All this fun and a bit of Spanish thrown in too! Needless to say, Backpack is cetral in this adventure, and without him, no one could get those books to the library safely!
The game is designed to work on XP , installs easily, and as I mentioned, is on DVD. The animation is smooth, and is very like watching the show on television. Easy to navigate, the play levels are simple enough for even my 3 year old son to play by himself. This simplicity does not detract from the appeal it has for my 5 year old, however. She will happily play it again and again, and returns to replay this game at least once a week. She finds the simplicity great as she can play through the game at one game session and not be left hanging until she is allowed more computer time, unlike many other games.
Retailing at £13.99, you can also rent this title from Amazon if you are a member of their DVD rental club (if not, they do a 2 week free trial) as it is a DVD. I have to say if you have a Dora fan, this makes a nice little gift, and if you have more than one Dora fan, it is an absolute bargain. This was a birthday gift received by my daughter last year, and one of the most played with. We look forward to getting her the next game in the series, and her enjoyment of this was so great, we succumbed and ordered her the Click and Create Dora set. Be warned...
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Product details
Genre
Family
Classification
Universal
Release details
DVD Region
DVD
Studio(s)
WARNER HOME VIDEO; CINRAM LOGISTICS
Release date
30/10/2006
Catalogue No
D 0F0276
Barcode
7321900802765
Languages
Main Language
English
Technical information
Special Features
Interactive menus
Animated
Animated
DVD Description
Spun off of the popular kid's TV show, DORA THE EXPLORER – BACKPACK ADVENTURE effectively mixes fun and learning with a gentle introduction to Spanish. As in the animated series, our plucky heroine must explore rich, colourful, and diverse environments, solve problems, and figure out puzzles, while taking time out to play with friends Boots, Benny, Isa, Tico, et al. Choose from two interactive game modes--'Adventure' or 'Free Activities'--and help Dora and new pal Backpack return books to the library... but watch out for grumpy old Troll's traps and that sneaky fox Swiper!
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