🔄 Revamped Hasbro B2176 Classic Operation Game: Rediscover the Thrill! Review

I agree with other reviews that in our time a quiz game of the same type was much more interesting than this one. But the child is happy, I ordered this game for my girlfriend, as she asked for just such

The child saw somewhere and became interested - the dream came true, but it seems like it was enough to play 2 times . In fact, you just need to carefully remove the plastic figure without hitting the metal edges. That's it, from the second time the child took out all the figures and put the toy in the closet . There are houses on a similar principle "Electric quiz" - it costs 3 times cheaper, while the game is more "developing", as it contains many cards with different topics, each of which…

I bought this based on the many reviews I read on here and my own memories of playing this game as a kid and I'm amazed at what I found out with. It's not the same game I used to play. The parts are tiny pieces of white plastic, and I mean so tiny that you can't even grab them with tweezers too big to fit in the holes to pull the parts out. This not only upset the child but also the adults who tried to play. I know manufacturers don't use the high quality materials they were used to when I was…

Bought as a playful surprise for my 10 year old son. I like it when we can do something together, but not in front of the screen. This game was very easy to set up (my son helped set it up). The instructions were very simple and we started playing right away. I think this is a good way for kids to develop fine motor skills at an older age. To be honest with kids on tablets that everyone is now printing, my son has terrible handwriting and not the cleanest of hands. I hope this game is a fun way

Fun game but it takes a long time to arrange small pieces like bones, heart etc in a small space on the table. body BEFORE you start the game. My four year old granddaughter was a little afraid of the buzzer and the red flashing light, my other two granddaughters found it a real challenge to use forceps and operate on our patient. It was fun watching them with full concentration, tweezers in hand, turning their noses about 5cm away from the game, trying to avoid buzzing and blinking their red…

I wanted this version, not the one that Walmart sells because this version is more like the version I played 20 years ago. Looks very similar, cheaper construction (and contrary to what it says big on the box, this is NOT made in the USA but is assembled here with only imported parts - mainly from China). I don't care anyway, let's see how long it lasts without the tray "operating table" cracking when leaning on it. But on the other hand my 5 year old enjoys playing with it and gives her a…

Bought this for my son who wants to be a doctor one day. I figured he could practice on this body before working on the real one. He spent hours pulling out the small parts without touching the side panels. I was a little disappointed that the "tug" from his extraction tool touching the sides wasn't a pop at all, but a gentle vibration suitable for a 2-year-old. They could make it more effective if they made the vibration strong enough for a 4 year old as the parts are so small that children…