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Product Description Game puts a new, High School Musical-themed spin on classic game of Twister Features 4 songs and 4 dance sequences from "High School Musical" Kids can dance along to the beat with favorite High School Musical characters Comes with 2 CDs filled with "High School Musical" music Recommended for ages 8 and up
Amazon.com Product Description Based on the smash Disney hit, "High School Musical," this game from Hasbro puts a new spin on the classic game of Twister. It features four songs and four dance sequences from "High School Musical," and kids can dance to the beat with their favorite High School Musical characters. Recommended for ages 8 and up, it is perfect for both fans of the movie and fans of dancing in general.
Twister Moves CDs play in any stereo and provide plenty of dance sequences.
How to Play To play, pop the Twister Moves CD in the stereo and lay out the Twister mat. Listen closely as the DJs call out dance moves! Once the DJ's commands stop, it's all your kids, repeating the moves and showing how well they learned the dance moves. Kids can play solo or compete against a friend as they learn some of the Wildcats' coolest dance moves.
About "High School Musical" "High School Musical" was a made-for-TV musical released by Disney in 2006. With a plot that retells the classic story of Romeo and Juliet, the musical was a major success and has since produced a stage show and a sequel. With Hasbro Twister Moves, kids can dance to four of the most popular songs from the "High School Musical" soundtrack, including "We're All in This Together," "Keep Your Head in the Game," "Bop to the Top," and "I Can't Keep My Eyes Off You."
What's in the Box Hasbro High School Musical Twister Moves, dance mat, and two music CDs.
Customer Reviews:
Not like the Original twisterJanuary 18, 2008 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This High School Musical version of Twister is difficult. My kids who are 10,8 & 5 thought it was too tough for them. They described it as having to do cheerleader moves and it went way to fast. I asked them if they played the music from the movie and they said they never heard any of the songs. They were very disappointed. This game is played with two people on two different mats. The kids really wanted to play "Twister."
Lots of Fun for my 9 & 12 year olds!!!January 16, 2008 We bough this for our 9 yr old for Christmas and she loves it! Her and her sister play it tons and love to dance to it. No complaints from them that it is too fast...it's just a lot of fun!!
Great exercise for the teenage crowd.December 28, 2007 6 out of 6 found this review helpful
I purchased this game for my daughter and I to use together as a way to have some 'fun' exercise. First off I am 37 and my daughter is 13. I found out right away that I am too old for this toy because I can't keep up with it. HA! The moves are called out so quickly that I barely have time to think before the session is over. My daughter on the other hand is getting the hang of it and she thinks that it is a lot of fun but she too feels that it is very fast.
I read another review that said that this game was no good for a children's party. First off, the dance mats are just a thick vinyl, so anyone could easily draw there own with chalk on an outside porch or make there own out of sturdy cardboard for a group setting.
My personal opinion is that children between the ages of 11 and 16 will get the most enjoyment out of this toy, as it is very fast.
I would like to add that the "High School Musical" theme to this toy is what attracted my daughter and the four High School Musical songs that are contained on the discs are not voiced over for dance moves! In other words, the dancing commands are absent on those four tracks. The other tracks (as far as I know) all have voiced over dance commands, telling you where to move your feet, etc.. I found it odd that a High School Musical themed toy would not have dance moves on the High School Musical songs and that might disappoint some children.
I am giving this toy three stars because it is too fast for a young child or an adult and the fact that the High School Musical songs are not dubbed over with dance moves. Other then that the dance songs are not annoying and the toy promotes healthy exercise that I feel could be a lot of fun, especially at a teen age party. I would also like to say that there are a total of 49 tracks on the first disc and 51 on the second, so there is a lot of active fun in the set. Amazon didn't say that in there description so I thought that I would be sweet and let you all know!
10-year-old girls pronounce it BORINGNovember 12, 2007 4 out of 14 found this review helpful
nobody cared about or wanted to play this game at a 10-year-old girl's bday party; it only allows 2 kids at a time,they say,and the moves are lame; complete waste of money; i wish the wrapper wasn't torn; i'd like to return it
Best EverNovember 10, 2007 20 out of 21 found this review helpful
I always wanted twister as a kid, when my sister saw the ad for twister high school musical she wanted it instantly. She always wanted twister and she loves high school musical. My sis is 14 and I am 18 we enjoy dancing in th twister mat and having fun on it, when my boyfriend and I are bored we even pull out the twister mats and enjoy ourselves playing twister and dancing. I highly recommend this game for all ages
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Takara Style MP Starscream Custom Box Seibertron member, Coolpop has found a interesting custom box for Masterpiece collectors, MP Starscream U.S. Edition in a TakaraTomy style box. Coolpop gives us his review:
Custom Made Takara Style Masterpiece MP-3 Package Set
This set is made by a Chinese TF fan and he only produced 50 sets of them (probably all sold out now). The fixed selling price was RMB150, plus all shipping and fees, it came out to be around RMB314 (I used Airmail for international shipping from China to USA), and this is about US$47.50 shipped.
The purpose of this custom package set is to convert US Masterpiece Starscream into Takara style Masterpiece packaging. Unlike another MP Starscream custom package set seen last year on eBay that only comes with outside color box (you put the whole US MP Starscream w/ original package into this custom box), this new set actually comes complete with inner plastic clampshell tray, plastic nose ; tail holder/divider, updated graphic/art instruction booklet ; character card.
US Masterpiece Starscream ; all accessories placed in the inner plastic clampshell tray
Side by side comparisons with origial Takara MP-3 Green Starscream:
Inner tray with toys ; accessories
Color instruction booklet ; character card (front). It's a pity that the creator decided to use actual toy shot instead of using toy art like the original booklet cover
Color instruction booklet ; character card (back)
First two inside pages of instruction booklet
Front of box
Back of box
Top of box
Bottom of box
Side of box (both sides are the same)
Another comparison photo
Final comparison shot
Overall the quality of this custom package set is very good, I am very impressed with the extent of details the creator has paid attention to match with the original MP Starscream box and inserts (reshoot of the toy with correct position, angle, distance, light source, reflection, placement, art, font, color, etc.). I consider myself very fortunate to have the opportunity to purchase this custom box set, and it will surely add that extra specialty to my complete Masterpiece collection.
Later comment: So much for the 50 sets limited run, hahaha. I just found out the Chinese seller I bought from just put out 10 more sets for sale, I guess the creator saw both bigger demand and extra income, and he decided to pump out more.
It can be found on Taobao but only open to Chinese residents. Panli does allow foreign transactions.
Seibertron.com's First "Buried Treasure" Review - Cybertron Cannonball! The year 2009 marks the 25th anniversary of the Transformers franchise. To celebrate this incredible milestone, Seibertron.com will look back at a quarter-century of great Transformers toys, bringing back into the limelight some brilliant figures that have fallen through the cracks over the years.
Once a week, a fan (be it a member of the staff or a user on the site) will have the opportunity to write about one of their favourite "hidden gems" of the Transformers Universe, and have their review posted on the site's front page.
We hope this feature will be a great success, and that many of you will be encouraged to look back at the last 25 years of Transformers and perhaps take a worthwhile second-look at some real unsung classics of the Transformers universe.
Buried Treasure - Cannonball (Cybertron series - 2006)
By Skowl
Avast ye Transformer fans! For the inaugural "Buried Treasure" Review, I decided to pick a figure that embodies the very notion of "buried treasure." Pirates have not been all that common in the franchise, and for years only the Beast Wars II Seacons could lay claim to that title. But all that changed during the amazing "Transformers Cybertron" line, when we were given a unique repaint of popular Autobot character.
The Red Alert mold had been released in the first wave of Deluxe figures and, from my memory, had been a decent hit with the fans. The mold was a vast improvement over the Armada Red Alert but still retained many of the character's traits. From the obvious "medic" element, to the sympathetic look on the head sculpt, to all the first aid tools and add-ons - it was obvious that the new Cybertron Red Alert mold was all-Autobot. Which is why many fans were so surprised to see the figure repainted later down the line... as a Decepticon!
Around the same time that the Autobot Red Alert got a massive upgrade, the deluxe-class Decepticon Cannonball was released. Perhaps the character, whose bio reveals him to be a looter of sorts, salvaged the old Red Alert toy and saw it as a good enough mold to use for himself!
It's difficult to write about any figure from the Cybertron line without mentionning the brilliant packaging. The series has come and gone, but it still had the most eye-catching packaging of any Transformers toy line I've ever seen. From the faction-shaped card backing to the brilliant character art, everything about the packaging was clean, sharp and just great to look at. With nice, dark colours and cool silver highlights, Cannonball blends in beautifully with the packaging, making him a great piece for any MOC/MIB collector.
But the real fun starts when you get this little buccaneer out of the packaging. It's amazing what a little paint can do, isn't it? Looking at Cannonball, it's difficult to tell he was once an Autobot ambulance (type thing). The dark colours give him a very menacing look, ressembling some sort of hearse, and the whole thing is beautifully decorated with sharp silver highlights, including silver trim and mag wheels, and wicked skull decals that really add alot of personality to the figure (as if a Transforming pirate wasn't cool enough already).
The old "Cyber Key" gimmick works just as well with Cannonball as it did with Red Alert. Just stick it in the slot at the rear end of the car and watch as some cannons flip out, ready to blow any landlubber to pieces (should I stop with the pirate jokes? They're just so easy to write!). Not an amazing feature, but still added value, especially since the key gimmick really doesn't get in the way of the toy's functionality.
His transformation, like Red Alert's, is unique and shows alot of creativity in the engineering. Cannonball's body is basically made from the middle of the car, while the front and back ends come together to form the legs.
Yes, Cannonball's vehicle mode is wicked, but it's his robot mode that really makes him shine. I doubt many people thought "pirate" when they first laid eyes on Cybertron Red Alert, but it works so well in robot mode you would think that's what the designers were aiming for all along. Red Alert's "gun-hand" and add-ons just scream pirate-y hook hanks and the black "eye-patch" over the left side of his visor is a real nice touch. The colours work really well in this mode, with the nice silver detailing continuing over his chest, shoulders and legs and the clear purple windows of his vehicle look great in the proper lighting. And don't forget how cool those blue skeleton decals look in robot mode - two on his shoulders and the big skull on his back. Sweet.
He is fairly poseable in robot mode, but lacks alot of movement in his legs. It's ok though, he more than makes up for it by having cool, interchangeable pirate weapons (handy for shooting blaggards in the face), a great colour scheme with lots of unique detail and an awesome bio. Heck, he doesn't need to be super-poseable, he looks great just standing there!
Cannonball is a brilliant figure and one of the best, most original repaints in the history of the franchise. His unique personality makes him a great addition to any collection, and a must have for pirate fans... if you can ignore the fact that this pirate transforms into a car of all things...
So set sail, collectors! This is one piece of Transformers treasure that should definately not stay buried!
You can visit the complete Cannonball gallery on Seibertron.com by clicking here, and find your own buried treasures by visiting all the galleries here!
If you would like to submit a review of an obscure or rare Transformer figure for our "Buried Treasure" feature, please contact me (Skowl) via private message! Mini-review new ROTF "Dead End" Figure Seibertron.com member Guyincognito has just informed us that a mini review of the recently revealed Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen Scout Class figure Dead End has been posted on Cybertron.ca.
The review, performed by Pascal, gives us some great size comparison shots in both robot and alt mode, and discusses some of the major pros and cons of the figure.
Courtesy of Cybertron.ca
Courtesy of Cybertron.ca
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The video goes in the great step by step detail on how to convert and attach the new addition along with nice video angles showing off the impressive attachments.
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I was able to spend about a week with the game, wasting many precious hours, staying up until the wee early hours of the morning as I played the addicting game, and tried to experience as much of it as I could before I had to send the demo back....
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And also a huge picture montage courtesy of the Japanese Transformers Image Board showing Sentinel in package, with other Elite Guard members, and with the Headmaster unit firmly placed on his shoulders.
Everybody should want to get Sentinel as soon as they can...
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Read the review and see the photos by clicking here.
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This figure appears to be leaps and bounds better than previous Mc Donald's figures that were available in the past.
To view the complete review of this surprisingly nice figure, click here.
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