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There's a new twist on word scrambles with this talking, hands-on electronic game! It begins by telling you a pop culture phrase out of order. See how quickly you can reorder the 5 word balls until the game calls out the correct phrase. Over 300 POP Culture phrases. Electronic audio/scoring, 5 ball shuffle and 3 skill levels. Great for the whole family! The whole family will enjoy the fast-paced challenge to shuffle the balls and sort the pop culture phrase. Each ball represents a portion of a famous quote. Can you get them in the right order? Features famous phrases from movies, music, TV & More. Say What is an electronic game where the object is to unjumble famous phrases or lyrics by switching lighted modules while being timed. Each round the time gets lower. After each try the game tells you the order your words are in and how many are still out of order. Over 300 POP Culture phrases. Electronic audio/scoring, 5 ball shuffle and 3 skill levels. Great for the whole family! 4 'AA' batteries required. For solo play or for Up to 5 players! Ages 8 and up.
Mother of high school and college kidsReviewed by R. Brobst, 2010-02-12
I was running out of ideas for Christmas gifts for my college daughter. This popped up on Amazon - so I thought we'd give it a try. The entire family enjoyed playing. Even when it sat on the table, you'd find yourself playing a quick game by your self. (I found my husband doing that too) It's kind of addicting. Only drawback I can see - is that you need to have a fairly quite room in order to hear the words.
say whatReviewed by Jason Martin, 2010-01-26
this is a very unique and clever game. I would hihgly recommend this toy/ It is especially great to play during a party.
Minor design tweaks would be Major improvements.Reviewed by SF Danny, 2010-01-20
The game itself is pretty fun. Its simplicity and straightforward concept are the appeal. It's sometimes challenging, and sometimes easy to correctly arrange the balls. We've played it only with adults; children wouldn't know any of the phrases we've encountered so far. There are a couple of downfalls, however. As others have stated: There is no volume control, so the game can be too loud for certain situations. (Kids are sleeping, etc.) And there is no power switch; the game simply "goes to sleep" after a few minutes. Additionally, you need a screwdriver to open the battery compartment, so if you want to remove the batters to avoid accidentally waking the game it's a bit of a pain. [Imagine a road trip where the game - backseat/out of reach - was awoken, only to begin announcing: "Missing a ball! Missing a ball! Missing a ball!"]
Great fun for the whole familyReviewed by Michelle, 2010-01-10
I was surprised how fun this game was and great for kids 9 and older!
Really fun and interactive for the whole family!Reviewed by Angela Goss, 2009-12-23
I bought two of these, one for a Christrmas exchange (for kids) and
one for my daughter's Christmas party last night. Five of them
played and had a wonderful time. Here is a basic run through of how
it works...
In order to turn it on, you press the Start/Solve/On button. Then
it will say,"Ready to Unsramble Famous Phrases, Player are you
Ready!" If you don't press the Start button it will repeat, "Player
Are You Ready" many many times until you do. Then it will read off
all of the "Eggs" and then, once it's done you have to put them in
the order of the famous phrase. Once your done, hit the Start
button, and it will read off what you got and it will give a little
buzz if it's wrong and if your right, all the lights will flash. If
wrong, you can retry until the time runs out. There are five rounds
all together and you can earn one point in each round. The first
round is 30 seconds and each round is decreased by five seconds
each round until ten seconds for the fifth and final round.
I would recommend this game for at least 3 people to play. One or
two can play but it gets very difficult to remember them all. My
daughters friends (five of them) all remembered one egg each and
then helped each other.
Pros:
1. Colorful
2. Fun and interactive
3. Portable and easy to store
4. I would recommend for ages 10 and up but it may be too
difficult
Cons:
1. The lady's voice can be hard to understand
2. Some of the phrases can be read in different ways
3. If you touch one of the eggs while it's reading the phrase the
first time, it will start over
4. You have to make sure that you press the Start button all the
way because sometimes it doesn't read it very well
In the end I would recommend this gift for all my friends. It does
take some getting used to but otherwise it's very easy to
understand. Enjoy and Happy Holidays!
