Popular games for platform Leapster
In the future, you’ve got to play a little dirty if you want to win races. Master hairpin turns across dangerous courses that twist and coil-over beautiful galactic backdrops, knocking opponents into the void of space. Kick into hyperdrive with temporary speed boosts and use every opportunity to jump off the paths of the rollercoaster-like tracks. Bypass gates and checkpoints and roll over competitors on the way to first place! The spiritual sequel to the award-winning Impossible Road is back and more ferocious than ever with all-new modes, 60 FPS local multiplayer, insane online play, and much more! So what’re you waiting for? Crack those knuckles and jump into the fastest, craziest, most spectacular racer you've ever played.
A spelling game for the LeapFrog Didj. Players race through the level collecting letters to spell a word.
A math game for the Didj. Featuring characters from Nickelodeon cartoons, players must solve math facts to defeat enemies.
Make learning extra-fun and engaging for your little one with the LeapFrog Leapster Software. This product works with the LeapPad Leapster. Designed for pre-K-first grade or learners ages 4 to 7 years old, it presents plenty of fun activities that will develop skills involving letters and phonics, numbers and counting and motor function and memory. This learning game software features characters from the hit Nickelodeon TV series, The Backyardigans. - Suited for Pre-K to 1st Grade - For ages 4 to 7 years old - Works with the Leapster - Teaches numbers and counting, letters and phonics, memory and motor skills - Explore the Frozen North to find a Yeti, help a pirate find its treasure, use pattern-matching to help a cowboy cross a canyon and find hidden items on the beach, among others - This Backyardigans software is part of the LeapFrog learning library Release date: February 1, 2007
The Batman: Strength in Numbers is a game for the Leapster
Wolverine and the X-Men is a video game released for the educational handheld game console Leapster.
Disney Princess: Enchanted Learning is the very first Disney Princess Leapster game. Your little one can become a princess just like Disney's beloved Cinderella and Ariel, but the title must be earned as she masters early math and reading skills. This LeapFrog Leapster Multimedia Learning System teaches more than 45 important skills including number recognition, counting, letters and phonics.
Fists of Foam is an educational video game that was released in 2008 for the LeapFrog Didj and later for LeapFrog Leapster Explorer in 2012. In this game, Master Udon has captured Sandy and it's up to SpongeBob and Patrick to save her. This game is based on the episode "Karate Island."
Get in on the game. Play as Buzz or Woody as you use your phonics skills to move your way around this interactive board game and compete in 16 challenging missions. Works with the Leapster Explorer and LeapPad Explorer systems.
Anokodokonoko is a dating simulation board game released by Success in 1998 that features 2 main game mode: - Story mode: Only one player game. In this mode there is a strong element of simulation. The hero (the player) has the purpose of meeting with the girl, and make her fall in love with him, the game in this mode features different events. - Party mode: This mode can be played by up to 4 human players. This mode is more focused in the board game style but without squares and dices, since the game is also playable in the story mode game maps and is a sort of a competition between the human characters to win and know who between them got more friends or dates with the different girls.
Dribble the ball to become the best ping pong player in the world.
Join Alex the Lion, Marty the Zebra, Melman the Giraffe and Gloria the Hippo on the island of Madagascar and experience the true meaning of the saying: “It’s a jungle out there.”