Trading Card Reviews

I have been dueling all my life so i would advise you to make a yugioh deck with 40 cards,1900 attackers with 4 stars,and a few sacrificiable monsters...Hope this helped you bye.

These cards, are simply the best. I bought this and got the best of it. The booster packs were fantastic and I even got Gate Guardian in a pack. Totally worth eighty bucks. Most deffinately..

...because he was thrilled with this birthday present. I can't go wrong with Yu-Gi-Oh cards. And apparently, these were great. As a mom, I'm tired of picking up cards laying around the house, but that shouldn't count in a rating of this toy.

We love Attactix. Our children love Attactix, so they were pretty excited about getting two battle cases for their birthdays. It was flimsy and was poorly constructed. It couldn't hold hardly any of our figures as they are too large to fit properly inside it. We returned both cases immediately and bought more figures and a rubbermaid storage box.

While this item was wildly overpriced when it first came out and suffers from serious design flaws, it is a must buy at 4 dollars.

It comes with an excellant clone character.

It adds a new dimemsion to Attacktix, capture the flag game.

For me and my son (5) it inspired all sorts of arena building.

You get an extra gun to use as you see fit (no rules).

The display/storage function works well.

Negative are the poor design. the pieces don't stack as they should so we are constantly repositioning the cases. The plastic is very slick and rolling figures sometimes don't click.

Bottom line a good buy at 4 dollars. I would suggest getting 3 or more as they are stackable and you can arrange them in a pyramid arraingement. (BTW, they do not lock together next to each other which I believe is another flaw.)

PS Looks like the price is back up to 21 dollars. Save your money. Not worth it.

I bought two cases and I enjoy them. I can fit Darth Sidious(S2), Darth Maul(S2), 3 Royal Guards(S2), 5 Jedi Knights(S2), Mace Windu(S2 starter), and Obi-wan Kenobi(S3) in one case. But I have to put Sidious, Maul, and Obi-Wan at the bottom.

I have a few figures that don't fit but the majority do.(I have about 50 figures.)

And sometimes I put the figure in backwards or with shooters I stick their weapon between the figures above.

I have problems with the "tix" sometimes but I usually just guess how many, if I know I can make it with some to spare, and then move the wheel with my finger.

Overall I find the battle case to be an exellent addition to the battle field as it adds new ways to play.

My 4 yr old begged and begged for this toy and I finally gave in when I found it on clearance. After playing with it for maybe an hour, even he said "Mommy, this was a waste of money!" If he doesn't follow the directions exactly in the order said, or tries to skip ahead, the game is unable to keep up and then he gets frustrated. I'm really glad we didn't pay anything close to full price for this useless piece of plastic

I wish they were still making the Fusion Crew creatures because they made wonderful behavior incentives for my 5 year old son. This game works something like one of those trading card games. My husband used to play "Magic" when he was in college so enjoys the Fusion Dome with my son. You stick critter halves together to create your own creature and then compete with the other player. The dome talks you through the process and anounces the name of the creatures by reading a bar code. There are lights and sounds and the loser gets "flushed" down the shoot. My son can be pretty hard on his toys and this one seems to be holding up well.

My 4 year old son got this for Christmas. He'd been asking for it for months. He absolutely loves it! He's always asking for me to play it with him. I don't even think the buttons each player presses really do anything but he thinks they do. He anxiously awaits to hear who wins. It's a lot of fun for him. I imagine for older kids it may not be much fun but for 3-6 year olds it is. Not much educational value but perhaps it could teach a child how to listen and follow instructions.

Its a really good present, for anniversaries, birthdays, etc. Also its fun to do with a team or a club.

This game is fantastic and is limited only by the extent of your imagination. It is very easy to design, using a computer, a printer and the tools provided. The possibilities for creating a unique theme are endless. We are already on our 3rd edition.

I bought this game to create a game for a middle school career class. The spaces represent things that could/would happen to them after they get out of school. This form of Monopoly can be used by anyone for any topic or subject. Easy to use.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles-TMNT Combat Warrior Leo Review

Who would have ever thought that I would be purchasing TMNT toys at my age(20's), well I sure as shell didn't. No, thats not a typo, you read that right. Now the question is can you say "sure as shell" three times fast. Anyways, one saturday I was briskly bypassing all the cartoons when I saw Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles flash on the screen. I gasped, images of little turtles filled my head. I must have entered a nostalgic coma or something because when I awoke, all I could hear in my head was "We are Ninja Turtles, resistance is futile". The huge merchandising dynamo of the 90's had returned, and might I add, in full Turtle force.

Now back then, anyone who was a kid, had a kid, or wanted to be a kid, knew what a Ninja Turtle was. It was Turtle mania back then: Three TMNT Movie Films, a galore of TMNT action figures; and heck, even Vanilla Ice got in on the madness with his memorable hit "Go Ninja GO." Ah, the good ol'days. Now as the review title implies, something happened between the time I freed little Leo from his package, and the time, or many times for that matter, that I curiously squeezed and twisted his little legs. I don't know what it was but when I went to squeze his legs to make him slash, I heard a SNAP, as a tiny peice of plastic fell onto the floor beside my feet. Well, unfortuantly I had severely devalued my new toy from it $10.43 price tag, but on the bright side, now I had a Leo that could spin his entire torso completly around.(sarcasm) "You see that peice of plastic on the floor Leo, yeah, thats your "stop here or your gonna break your back" piece of plastic, you probably needed that".

So anyway, in the end, I'd have to say I was disappointed. The fact that the engineers overlooked such a crucial point of toy making, DURABILITY. These toys are after all, marketed to Kids who by themselves, manage to destroy any toy rather easily; but with this particular toy, if I can by simply using the toy, then I don't even want to imagine a kids disappointment. A actual Kid probably wouldn't even have to touch the box. "Yay, a new toy, Oops, broken, darn. Hey Mommy buy me another one." Hey, maybe those engineers are smarter than we think they are.