Web Cardz - Ben 10: Alien Force
Age: 8 and up
Category: Video Games
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ToyDirectory Product ID#: 19715

This game can be played on a table top or online. In the game, kids play as their favorite Ben 10 character. Two players link interlocking hexagon shaped cards to build their own battle matrix. Player pawns are used to move across the battle matrix while using the attributes of cards to attack their opponents. The first player to eliminate all of his competitor’s cards wins the game. Kids can use the USB and secret pass code to unlock an online version of the game and challenge other kids anywhere in the world. They can participate in live action tournaments, leader boards, contests and much more. The game includes a Ben 10 action figure, 33 interlocking Hexagon shaped cards, USB plug and secret code to unlock the online world. 7/8/2008 [Add to my Inquiry Basket][?]

Pokemon Champion Island DVD Game
MSRP: $29.99
Age: 6 and up
Category: Board Games
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ToyDirectory Product ID#: 16002

The fast-paced trivia challenge includes scene clips from the "Pokemon" television series. Each game box includes a game DVD, four payer pawns, 60 Wild Pokemon discs, three Trained Pokemon discs, 12 Academy crests, one movement die and a game board.
— “Pokemon anything — cards, toys — have been doing good” at Puzzle Zoo stores, according to Co-owner Jay Demircift, who spoke with TDmonthly about this best-selling license in early 2008.
— “Pokémon is huge,” Helen Dean, owner of Toy Safari in Alameda, Calif., told TDmonthly in April 2008.
— The U.S. Pokémon series is adapted from a Japanese video game. 11/5/2007 [Add to my Inquiry Basket][?]

MLB Trade Up
MSRP: $29.99
Age: 6 and up
Category: Video Games
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ToyDirectory Product ID#: 10995

In this game, kids manage their own team of All-Star trading cards and build the ultimate powerhouse lineup. As they compete in DVD challenges, they can trade up from the deck to build a stronger team. Once the trade up is completed, the head-to-head World Series game begins on the MLB Trade-Up Stadium Game Mat. Launch date: May 1, 2007.
— “This game incorporates trading cards, game board and a DVD to give kids the ultimate baseball trading experience,” Casey Carver of Snap TV told TDmonthly about the game’s uniqueness. 1/8/2007 [Add to my Inquiry Basket][?]