Review on Enhance Your Solitaire Experience with Mattel 74014 Lighted Solitaire by Black Holstead

This game on pictures looks a lot bigger and better than it actually is. The screen is microscopic. I bought it for my 75 year old father and even I can hardly see it. The buttons are also tiny and very difficult to press. They require a lot of pressure and some jiggling before your command will be carried out. The screen has a backlight, but it's a bit dark. Unfortunately, it's impossible to find solitaire on the big screen with a Vegas-style game, a backlit screen, and a reasonably priced cancel button. If you want a model with all of these features, be prepared to shell out $150 to $400 for a vintage model from the late '90s or early 2000s.