Dora’s Carnival Adventure
Low Cost Game Dora’s Carnival Adventure
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$19.99Casual Pack:$10.00 
In this magical Nickelodeon game, your children will join Dora in her latest adventure at the carnival.
Here, kids can play ten games with Dora and friends, win tickets for prizes, and keep the tickets in personalized treasure chests for extended play! Your children will delight in the game play and while they’re having fun, they’ll learn too - this game improves counting skills, hand-eye coordination, and memory skills. Ready to make your toddler’s day? Order this game now!
Here, kids can play ten games with Dora and friends, win tickets for prizes, and keep the tickets in personalized treasure chests for extended play! Your children will delight in the game play and while they’re having fun, they’ll learn too - this game improves counting skills, hand-eye coordination, and memory skills. Ready to make your toddler’s day? Order this game now!
- Sure to delight the child in your life
- Improves hand-eye coordination and memory skills
- A smash-hit from Nickelodeon
size:10MB, OS:Windows ME/2000/XP/VISTA
We Guarantee:
- 1,Quality tested and virus free.
- 2,No ads, no adware, no spyware.
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Could not disagree more with Marc. I found the game to be highly addictive and a refreshing change. While I am not a SIMS fan (and thus couldn’t care less about the tie-in)I am a fan of action games and this one was VERY hard to put down. What’s funny to me is that there seems to be a closed-minded approach to new and different casual games, and also to EA. BumperBlast is no Jojo’s Fashion Show, but it is a very nice effort from EA and to me, portends a new era and a new threat to the indies and the biggies in this space. EA will only improve and you’re going to be seeing a lot more good games from the big core studios. Which is great. More games means more choices, more innovation, more customers.
Could not disagree more with Marc. I found the game to be highly addictive and a refreshing change. While I am not a SIMS fan (and thus couldn’t care less about the tie-in)I am a fan of action games and this one was VERY hard to put down. What’s funny to me is that there seems to be a closed-minded approach to new and different casual games, and also to EA. BumperBlast is no Jojo’s Fashion Show, but it is a very nice effort from EA and to me, portends a new era and a new threat to the indies and the biggies in this space. EA will only improve and you’re going to be seeing a lot more good games from the big core studios. Which is great. More games means more choices, more innovation, more customers.
Could not disagree more with Marc. I found the game to be highly addictive and a refreshing change. While I am not a SIMS fan (and thus couldn’t care less about the tie-in)I am a fan of action games and this one was VERY hard to put down. What’s funny to me is that there seems to be a closed-minded approach to new and different casual games, and also to EA. BumperBlast is no Jojo’s Fashion Show, but it is a very nice effort from EA and to me, portends a new era and a new threat to the indies and the biggies in this space. EA will only improve and you’re going to be seeing a lot more good games from the big core studios. Which is great. More games means more choices, more innovation, more customers.
Could not disagree more with Marc. I found the game to be highly addictive and a refreshing change. While I am not a SIMS fan (and thus couldn’t care less about the tie-in)I am a fan of action games and this one was VERY hard to put down. What’s funny to me is that there seems to be a closed-minded approach to new and different casual games, and also to EA. BumperBlast is no Jojo’s Fashion Show, but it is a very nice effort from EA and to me, portends a new era and a new threat to the indies and the biggies in this space. EA will only improve and you’re going to be seeing a lot more good games from the big core studios. Which is great. More games means more choices, more innovation, more customers.
Could not disagree more with Marc. I found the game to be highly addictive and a refreshing change. While I am not a SIMS fan (and thus couldn’t care less about the tie-in)I am a fan of action games and this one was VERY hard to put down. What’s funny to me is that there seems to be a closed-minded approach to new and different casual games, and also to EA. BumperBlast is no Jojo’s Fashion Show, but it is a very nice effort from EA and to me, portends a new era and a new threat to the indies and the biggies in this space. EA will only improve and you’re going to be seeing a lot more good games from the big core studios. Which is great. More games means more choices, more innovation, more customers.