BOB THE BUILDER: CAN WE FIX IT? IN SOUTH AFRICA

Bob the Builder: Can We Fix It? Platform: PlayStation Condition: New Other versions of this game available from us: Platform: Pre-Owned/Used: Very Good Condition copies available Product Information Get Ready For Fun Excitment and laughs non-stop with Bob the builder and his team Plumbing Puzzle, Bubble Trouble, Scary Spud, Where's Pilchard Hedgehog Rescues, Travis' Race Day, Wendy's Birthday, Can We Build It Product Description Join Bob the Builder in eight "fix-it fun" activities, including Bubble Trouble, Where's Prichard, Hedgehog Rescue, Wendy's Birthday, and more. With a variety of difficulty levels, original voice work, and entertaining music, Bob the Builder: Fix It Fun delivers loads of fun for kids of all ages. Review Can we fix it?. Of course we can, and with this game based on the hit children's TV show Bob the Builder, little builders will be better equipped than ever. Featuring the chirpy Bob and his mechanical multitude of talented friends, this fun package is a mixture of educational encouragement and pure out-and-out fun. In "Hedgehog Rescue", the aim is firstly to help Lofty the Crane build a tunnel to save the scared hedgehogs from crossing the road. Children must match pipe shapes to tunnel shapes, and construct the route. The next, more difficult game, involves Wendy herding the hedgehogs into the tunnel. In "Travis' Race Day", choose between Scoop or Dizzy to a head-to-head around an obstacle-strewn track. Guide your challenger by mouse or arrow keys--again, not as easy as it sounds, and a great developmental aid for hand-to-eye coordination. "Can We Build It?" involves knocking down an unsafe bridge, then using colour recognition to match the bricks to rebuild it. Roley needs a hand with unruly tarmac in "Bubble Trouble", when you must guide him over the bubbles to even out the road. And in "Scary Spud", you must move Spud around the screen to scare off the crows. But the crowning glory is "Wendy's Birthday", where guests first decorate her cake then join in the fun line dancing. Also included on each game is "Where's Pilchard?", a hide-and-seek game for the shy, blue cat. Accompanied throughout by Neil Morrisey's narration and the superb music from the TV show, this package builds on many elementary educational skills to make little builders into fully fledged Bobs. Testers of around two years old found this game fun and evocative of their favourite TV character, though they did require constant supervision and most of the games were beyond mastering. This is a superb educational aid and lots of fun. (Suitable for ages 2 to 6).--Lucie Naylor