Lively Lexibook IG900 Color Screen Console Review

The product itself looks great but I put the batteries in and nothing happened. I changed the batteries and it still didn't come. Eventually I got fed up and put it back in the box and headed back to Revane. I know my little grandson would love this game if it worked.

This little handheld game is worth the money. Lots of fun. The only downside I have is that the graphics are confusing for Mario type games. The pixels in the graphic are too small, making it difficult to see what's going on. On a scale of 1 to 10, I'd give this game a 7.

This was the perfect entertainment for my 5 year old daughter's 12 hour holiday trip. I even enjoyed playing it. Unfortunately, it started feeding on batteries and died, even after trying another new set of batteries and then the AC adapter, without reappearing. I bought it from QVC for $20, so $50 isn't worth it for less than 4 months of play.

I bought this thinking it was similar to another product I bought that had 89 games in a handheld console. the other one cost me $22. This thing cost me $35 and it only has 20 games that I haven't heard of. Excuse me. It looks good. But is one of the lowest of this type of products.

Bought for Christmas at sale price of $7.99. The instructions are minimal at best, but the 7-year-old daughter seems able to figure it out without them. The device is physically a bit smaller than I expected and the screen is only 2.5 inches, but it's colorful, makes all the necessary sounds and seems to work (I haven't tried it in manual mode anyway). I hooked it up to the TV because the cable is only about 6 feet long and it takes me about twice as long before I let the kids use it on the…