Games Fun 'N Games

There are a total of five games to choose from when you go into the games section. None of them are breakthroughs in difficulty: a decent player can whip through Space Cadet in about five minutes. But after all, the games are geared toward a younger audience ... very young.

FIRST IMPRESSION

Uhhh, yeah ... er somethin'.

BEST FEATURE

Well, the intro was nice ... but the guy's voice get's soooo annoying!

WHAT'S MISSING

Let's see ... um ... CONTROL!

The paint program can become a real pain. I had difficulty drawing anything freehand ... I have no idea how a little kid will do.

The games are either too simple or too hard, especially in the later levels. Also, the lack of any Bosses in the shooter levels makes them less interesting. You simply finish one level and go on to the next--no banter, no fanfare, no nothin'. The only way I knew I was in the last level of Space Cadet was by the occasional (and I do mean occasional), sudden, loud trumpet music.

WILL YOU LIKE IT?

I applaud Panasonic for their attempt to reach the little people (pun intended), but this game leaves much to be desired.