Not for 2 year olds! | Operation Simpsons

great game for the family | Operation Simpsons

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	• Operation Simpsons Hasbro Hasbro, 2005 average customer review:based on 8 reviews view larger image
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Fun remake of the original Operation

As a collector of Simpsons games it was a bonus to find this updated version to the original Operation that I loved as a kid and playing it brought back a lot of fun memories. This is one of the better Simpsons' games in my opinion. The sounds are great on this and its not hard at all to understand what Homer is saying. Also the buzzer isn't as loud as it is on the original game. Don't feel guilty about buying this if your an adult with no kids because as I said if you enjoyed the original its a bit nostalgic.
Not hard really to get even the smallest pieces out after you brush up on your "operation" skills. For children its great for the eye-hand coordination as well.

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Not for 2 year olds!

My son got this for his birthday when he turned 4. He is actually very good at it. It helps him gain better control with his fine motor skills.

Unfortunately, my 2 year old daughter thought it looked like fun too. Instead of trying to play the game as it is intended, she decided to chew on the little body part pieces.

The game is rated for older children, but 4 seems like an ok age to start. Just beware of getting this game if you have smaller children around who may try to hijack the pieces and eat them. They dont fit in the little slots very well once they are chewed up.

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great game for the family

This is a great family game. The Simpson version really cracks my daughter up, and my husband and I have fun playing it with her. It's a good game for kids for learning to be steady and to increase hand-eye coordination. Homer says some funny "Homer-ess" kinds of comments. Definitely a hit with kids.

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For younger Simpson fans

We bought this game for our grandsons (11 and 8 yrs). The whole family are huge Simpson fans and they collect all Simpson games. The game was OK, but only held their interest for an hour or so and I doubt that it will ever be used very much. It was way too simple for kids their ages, but I believe younger children might enjoy it more.

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Is there a doctor in the house' Poor Homer Simpson isn't feeling very well, so you'd better operate quick! His comical ailments must be carefully removed or he will die laughing. From bowler's thumb to trick knees, Homer's got lots of complaints to keep lucky physicians busy. Even better, Homer talks through his operations so he'll keep you in stitches if you set off the buzzer! Requires 2 "AA" batteries (not included).

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