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Leapster and Leapster L-Max Recharging System from LeapFrog Price: $31.49 Customer Review:  This charger is a godsend. It may seem a bit expensive, but it more than pays for itself after a few months. Sometimes you need to adjust how the L-Max sits in the charger... you need to be aware of whether it is seated correctly and is charging before walking away (the speed of a blinking light at... |
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SpongeBob SquarePants Saves the Day (L-Max) from LeapFrog Price: $24.86 Customer Review: My young children (boy and girl; 4 and 6 this month) are not allowed to watch SpongeBob but that doesn't keep all three of us from enjoying this game. It is simply one of the best Leapfrog LMAX/Leapster game cartridges that we have. |
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Dora the Explorer Wild Life Rescue (L-Max) from LeapFrog Price: $24.99 Customer Review: This game is big fun for an almost six year-old. I wasn't sure if he would like it because he is no longer an enthusiastic Dora the Explorer fan but the game is educational (a big selling point for me) and interesting enough to hold his attention for hours on end. |
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Madagascar (L-Max) from LeapFrog Price: $26.99 Customer Review: My preschooler loves this (mind you he just got evaluated on a second grade level) he knows how to read, so he does level one comfortably. My kindergartener is great as well he is also on a higher level (3rd) so the second level does him well. |
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Leapster L-Max Letters on the Loose from LeapFrog Price: $24.86 Customer Review: We got this for my son's 4th birthday, and out of the 5 leapster games that he owns, this one is in his game system 80% of the time. It has really helped him with his letter sounds and recognition. The letter writing section gets a little difficult during car rides, but overall he loves this game.... |
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