ELFBALL Board Game (Starter Base Set) Review

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Elves, dwarfs, gnomes with mecha, all meet on the a circular pitch to try to score a goal and win the "test" (games periods). First to a set number wins. This is a fast playing game that you never feel like you are completeley out of it, you opponent may fail a critical roll and if you are ready, you can capitolize on this and score in.
A great game that you can collect and paint the miniatures for. Plays in about an hour after you get the rules down and is a blast to play. Options for one offs, tournies and leagues are all there in a short 10 or so page rule book. If you like Grind by PP or Blood Bowl by GW, you should give this a try. Also if you have tried battle ball and are looking to move to a real miniatures game this is a great step up. Lots of deep strategy but nice consistant and balanced rules, this game stands out as a well designed sports simulation with the element of luck adding to the simulation rather than turning into a lesson on the probability of six sided dice. This game you have more of a gut feeling for die rolls rather than oh I have a 16% chance to fail this.
Overall, if you are looking for a fun miniatures game that plays quick and offers progression options this is well worth taking a look at.

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Bop It Bounce Review

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(More customer reviews)The product description lays out the various games the Bop It Bounce is capable of pretty well. The controls are simple and can be figured out through a little trial and error without having to crack open the instructions. Some people find the "announcer's" voice annoying, but kids and I don't mind it.
I enjoy playing with this toy as much or more so than my 6 and 10-year old children. My 6-year old daughter is not that good at it yet, but the aim of this toy is to build up motor-skills so that's just fine. My older son's (in the video) coordination is better and he plays with it for about half and hour at a time. It is not an every day toy, but we enjoy it when we break it out. Our favorite games are Infinite Bounce and Max Bounce. I currently hold the high score for both (grin). The other games are enjoyable too, and Free For All is goofy with it's variety of sound effects.
So far it has held up well. The batteries are still strong and there are no signs of wear. It has been dropped a few times but is still ticking. The red ball that comes with it is rather light, so if lost, replacing it with a tennis ball is not a good option. Also, be sure to keep the cloth upper surface was from sharp objects. If it is ripped or torn, you may as well thrown the game out.
If you want a fun toy that helps improve the eye-hand coordination of your youngsters and want to get them up and moving, the Bop It Bounce is a great option.

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Bounce has electronic voice commands to prompt you through 6 slammin' skill games. Max Bounce: You have only 30 seconds to bounce your fastest. Infinite Bounce: Keep the ball bouncing until you can bounce no more. Hang time: Catch as much air as you can in 5 bounces. Right height: The game calls the shots - hit it high or hit it low. Little-Middle-Big:Hit it high...hit it low...then hit it in the middle. Free form: Bounce it freestyle - that's any way you like. Bop it. Bounce comes with an electronic game unit, a ball, and instructions. Requires 3 'AAA' batteries (not included).

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