When my son was 4, I — or rather Santa — brought him a Leapster. His aunt and uncle purchased a couple of games. It was the toy I took a gamble on. He had asked for a Spiderman playset and a castle, but not the Leapster. I made the “leap” because he had spent a few months admiring/begging to use his sisters’ Nintendo DS. There was no way he was ready for a Nintendo DS, but the Leapster looked sturdy and educational.
At 6 years old, he still plays the Leaspter. It’s perfect for car trips or quiet moments at home. He started with a couple of easy games, for example, Leapster® Learning Game: Cars
but has moved on to games like Leapster Arcade: Number Raiders.
I — or rather my son — had the chance to play with 
Leapster: My Amusement Park
The game features thinking games to build and maintain attractions, customization of rides and food venues, game booths that feature 3 fast-paced arcade style games, a bank with money to keep the park running smoothly, and helpful hints and tutorials.
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I was given a copy of the game to review. This giveaway is open to U.S. residents only. Giveaway ends December 8 at 11:59 p.m.
I first started playing on the Atari 400. My favorite game was Joust.
I actually didn’t play electronic games at all growing up…we were po’. 🙂
Probably the first game I ever played was online jeopardy as an adult.
I’d love to win this game for my son! We’re giving him the Leapster2 for Christmas and he’d love this game.
Favorite holiday dish: apple pie a la mode
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I guess it was around 1987 when I got my first Nintendo
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