Radica Cube World Dodger & Whip Interactive Game

Radica Cube World Dodger & Whip Interactive Game

(14 customer reviews)

Take electronic-gaming to a new level with these quirky, interactive stick people who live in cubes and love to play.
Set of two, interactive digital cubes and characters
Each stick person has its own activity and over 100 animations
Whip (yellow) jumps rope and Dodger (red) bounces a ball
Play games with each character and log your high score
Built-in motion sensors let you shake the cube to make your character fall down and even get sick
Connect the cubes and the characters will visit each other and interact!
Add additional cubes for maximum interaction
Connect 4 cubes in a vertical or horizontal row to unlock a unique interaction routine
If left alone, characters will enter "sleep" mode, saving battery power
90-day manufacturer's warranty
Connect cubes horizontally or vertically by lining up the magnets located on each side. Collect them all to build your own cube neighborhood!
Safety warning: Thisproduct contains small parts that may present a choking hazard for young children.

Dodger interacts with a ball
Whip interacts with a rope
Dodger and Whip interact with each other when connected
Over 100 animations per cube
Collect and connect additional cubes

SKU:

RADICACUBEREDYELLOWA4901

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List Price:	$24.79
Our Price:	$17.95
You Save:	$6.84 (28%)

Product Details:

Product Length:	2.3 inches
Product Width:	7.3 inches
Product Height:	10.7 inches
Product Weight:	0.45 pounds
Package Length:	10.3 inches
Package Width:	6.9 inches
Package Height:	2.2 inches
Package Weight:	0.65 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 14 reviews

Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 4.0

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Cube World Review Jan 23, 2008
My son (8yrs old) received a set for Christmas and loved them and so did I. This toy was very different from any of the other games he received. It kept his attention and mine for a long time. We recently received the Cube World Global Get-a-way cube, which also interacts with the smaller cubes and has more exciting abilities. It's small enough to carry in your pocket, so take to a restaurant, the doctor's office or for a long trip in the car. It will certainly keep the kids occupied.

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

Really Cool Cube World Jan 01, 2008
Cube World's are really good if you are waiting for something. For example if you have a computer program that is taking a while to load, you can play with them and watch them do things. It is like there is real people in the cubes because when you shake them they fall over and stuff like that. The bad thing about it is you can't really control them though. And I have never seen them throw up when I shake them.

0 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Cube World Mar 28, 2007
I discover it is fun game. It gives me enjoyment and gives me less stress. I like it lot. Thank you.

4 of 4 found the following review helpful:

I paid HOW MUCH... AGAIN?!?!?!?! Jan 15, 2007
I bought the other first set at the same time as this one... so I will write the same review...

Ok- kids were begging for these for Christmas, yeah yeah yeah. We got them - two sets (twins) for them both. First off, they are VERY small. I was surprised at how small they were - only like 3-4 inches by 3-4 inches. I think the kids played with them for about a week and now they sit scattered around the house. Next - they aren't all that exciting to watch. I wasn't impressed.

10 of 10 found the following review helpful:

Fun Time Wasters Jan 14, 2007
I took my Cube World people to work and my coworkers and I waste 30 minutes a day watching their antics and playing their simple games (you know, when we're not working :) ). I do believe these are great if you just need a little giggle break duing the day (they scratch themselves and fart among other things), but these are definitely not a "toy" for kids...they'll get a kick out of it for a couple of hours and then probably never pay much attention to the little cubes again. I would love to build a little world, but I just can't justify spending another $20 something on these little guys.

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