by Hasbro
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| Sales Rank: | 2352 (lower is better) |
| Price Used: | $15.99 |
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| Availability: | Usually ships in 24 hours |
| Label: | Hasbro |
| UPC: | 076930405093 |
| Binding: | Toy |
| Published By: | Hasbro |
| ASIN: | B0001GDP00 |
| Category: | Toy |
Hasbro Whac-A-Mole Game Features
- This fun pop-the-mole-back-into-his-hole game features 4 moles with attitude!
- Wait for them to light up and give their sound clues, then whack-away to earn points!
- Electronic talking Mole leads the action and keeps score!
- Play solo, or with 2 or 4 players
- Includes Whac-a-Mole Game Unit, 4 Mallets, Instructions in English and Spanish
Editorial Reviews and Product Descriptions
Product Description
Get crackin' on this electronic, talking pop-the-mole-back-into-his-hole game. This wacky game includes four moles with attitude that light up or give sound cues. Whack your mole to earn 100 points to win. The mole leads the action and keeps score in three different games. No reading required to play. One to four players. Requires 3 "AA" batteries (not included).
Editorial Review
The classic carnival game of Whac-a-mole comes right into your house in this energetic and highly silly home version. The inherent cruelty of this game is tempered considerably by how much fun the moles appear to be having while receiving repeated blows to the head with big plastic mallets. It must help that each mole gets to wear a helmet, each a different color. One to four players can join in by whacking the critter in front of them during the "sign in" period at the beginning of the game. The object of the game, naturally, is to whack the moles as they pop up and players can choose to have them light up or not. Parents should be aware of course that they are giving big plastic mallets to very young children and the result will almost certainly be that one kid whacks another before too long. It’s just bound to happen. But if those energies can be re-directed toward the moles, this is a fun and silly way to play inside. --Charlie Williams
Customer Reviews
Broke in first 15 minutes of normal play! Educational Value high! - Reviewed on 2008-02-29
My 4 year old really has wanted this game, and this age group is the perfect target audience. However, we played easy, hard, and solo modes one time exactly. Then, the "orange" mole stopped working. "Game over", and one very unhappy little girl. They store where I purchased it will replace the game and I hope we have better luck next time, as this game seems to have sporadic problems with the electronics. With regard to educaitonal value, the HARD mode is entirely about listening attentively. Lights don't blink, just make a sound triggering a player to whack. This is an important skill to teach children, and there are few games where this kind of training is well camaflouged as fun.
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