Radica74012 20Q I can read your mind Handheld Game (Blue)

and I enjoyed it. I wanted another one so I ordered this one but approx. 30% of the pixels on the screen don't work so it's not really very fun to try to make out what is rolling across the screen. I guess that's why it was only $10

Didn't work, came in a sealed package as if was new and it wasn't new, someone repackaged it

My son got this for his sixth birthday. So far, my son is outscoring 20Q 3 to 1. I kid you not.1st game: My son picked "Halloween" and won.2nd game: My son picked "wind" and lost.3rd game: My son picked "umeboshi" (his favorite Japanese pickle) and won.4th game: My son picked "Batman" and won.OK, so your first answer is to the question, "Animal, vegetable, mineral or other?" That means the toy has a pretty good shot at answering your question if you pick something in your house. But I was suprised a six-year old's thought process would stump the engineers behind this toy.One unintended benefit the toy offers is that it encourages young children to read (and with the questions zipping by, your child will have to learn to read at a faster speed).The toy says it is for children ages 8 and older and I think that is about right. As I said, my son is 6 so he needs my help to play. But there's nothing wrong with a toy that makes him reach beyond his age.