What is Leapster?

Leapter is a hand -held electronic game system designed by Leapfrog, a leading manufacturer of educational toys and games. The Leapter Learning System is portable and driven by AA batteries. The system supports the educational software library also designed by Leapfrog with games for children aged from pre-K to 4th year. The system is available in pink and blue and has a large color screen with the controls of the buttons and the stylus for the game. Leapster Educational Library Software consists of numerous titles, many of which have licensed characters such as Spongebob Squarepants, Bratz, Spiderman and The Incredibles. The number and recognition of the number and letters, mathematical facts, phonetics and reading, music and creativity are just some of the skills that learn and strengthen in games. Other titles will be educational interactive videos and some parents may be pleased to include timeless cartoon segments School house! .

In 2005, Leapfrog began to marketing their release of theirSecond L-Max system. The first system's pocket design remains the same, but this second system also includes the ability to engage in any video/sound input on TV and playing TV games. Although these two systems differ in this function, games for both systems are interchangeable, aspect that most game systems are missing.

In addition to attractive children because of the concept of the game, the system attracts to parents because games are educational. With titles representing Princess Disney or Batman, boys and girls can find a lot of games to choose from. Systems and games are for consumers at a reasonable price, and both HAVE products have received prices, including the 2005 price Learning Magazine . There are also accessories, including a transport case, rechargeable battery system and headphones.