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Tomy Gya
Tomy Gya

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Brand: Tomy
Category: Toy

List Price: £19.99
Buy Used: £6.00
You Save: £13.99 (70%)



New (3) from £9.99

Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars 1 reviews
Sales Rank: 12705

Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.9
Dimensions (in): 7.2 x 7.1 x 4.3

EAN: 5011666071704
ASIN: B000FUJQQO

Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
Condition: instructions but no longer in box

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Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
A meteorite has landed on Earth pre-programmed with addictive games that are truly out of this world! Players have to hold their nerve as they work their way through the ten games to take control of the mighty GYA. Games are designed to push a player's co-ordination, reflexes and memory skills to the limit and include: memorise the flashing lights, find the matching pairs, avoid the flashing spots and find the hidden buttons. Complete all ten games and go head to head with Gya in the final showdown.


Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Annoyingly Addictive   November 5, 2007
 8 out of 8 found this review helpful

Gya is basically the old game "Simon" but in 3D. You get a 12 sided ball, and each side contains a red light. There are 11 games you can play with this - each with several levels of difficulty. Game one is nice and simple to get you warmed up, random lights will flash on, you then have to press them to continue the game. Game two has the lights flashing in sequence and you have to press the light that is currently flashing. Game three has you remembering a sequence of flashing lights and playing it back. After this the games start to get more difficut - work out sequences, press the next light in a pattern, find the codes.

It is annoyingly addictive, it is also quite loud and the early games and levels are reasonably easy for younger children. My four year old can do the frst couple of levels of the first game and loves the explosion sound it makes when he gets it wrong, whilst my seven year old can do several of the games and quite far with them.

It is hard, but it is fun!


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