Techno Source Rubik's Revolution

Techno Source Rubik's Revolution

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Techno Source Rubik's Revolution

Packed with speed games and brainteasers everyone can play, the Rubik's Revolution is an all-new spin on the world's favorite cube challenge. This electronic multigame version rewards fast hands and fast thinking as an electronic voice walks you through various challenges.

Rubik's Revolution features multiple challenging levels, single and multiplayer games, plus voice, lights and sound effects that keep you at the top of your game. Six games test your speed and your smarts: Light Speed, Rapid Recharge, Pattern Panic, Cube Catcher, Code Cracker and Multiplayer Madness. Requires 3 "AAA" batteries, not included. Measures 3"W x 3"H.

 

Techno Source puts a whole new spin on a classic toy. Based on the famous Rubik's Cube, the Rubik's Revolution offers six fast-paced electronic games packed in one cube with lights, sound effects, and increased levels to keep you playing this gadget for hours. Rewarding fast hands and fast thinking, this electronic toy is recommended for all ages 5 and older.



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The Good: 6 fast-paced games for the whole family

The Bad: This toy may be addictive for kids and parents

In a Nutshell: New spin on the classic cube game

At a Glance

Ages: 5 and older
Requires: 3 AAA batteries (included)
Spin On A Classic Game
Built in the exact shape and size of the original Rubik's Cube, the Rubik's Revolution features six different colored sides -- each with its own game. Unlike the original toy, the sides of this plastic cube don't rotate to solve a single puzzle. Instead, each fixed face of the cube has a lighted button in its center square. When you turn on this electronic toy, the talking cube asks you to press a color button for one of the six games. This robotic woman's voice also calls out the colors and gives you your score at the end.

6 Fast-Paced Games
"Light Speed" requires you to turn off the lighted cube lights as they pop up. The faster you can do it the greater the challenge and the better your score will be. In "Rapid Recharge" it's your mission to light up the entire cube at once -- and quickly -- before the squares fade out.

Like the memorable game of Simon, "Pattern Panic" challenges you to memorize and repeat a growing sequence of lights. Logic and reason could help you crack the secret code in "Code Cracker," while "Cube Catcher" is a race against the clock to turn off as many lights as possible. Last but not least, "Multiplayer Madness" lets you compete against your friends. Passing the cube back and forth, you have to turn the lights off faster and faster before time runs out. The last player not eliminated is the winner.

Fun, Easy, and Addictive
Caution: this fun cube game may be addictive. While the hard plastic cube holds up to heavy use, including the occasional fall as players pass it back and forth in "Multiplayer Madness," the holographic colored squares can start peeling back without much effort. If this happen, kids should ask their parents to glue or tape the squares back down. While the Rubik's Revolution is easy to learn -- mastering the toy is another story. But unlike the classic Rubik's Cube, which isn't for everyone, just about anybody can and will get better and better at this game with a little practice.


 

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Techno Source Rubik's Revolution Reviews

Certainly worth the money spent. Awesome toy and great gift. My 8 year old son received this and loves it. It has kept him quite busy and all of his friends love it as well.

 

In any case, if you are looking for the classic rubik's, look elsewhere. If you look at the reviews up top, you will see it is almost split in the middle 50/50. No moving parts, there are about 8 different games to play either alone or in a group and it involves pressing the middle button on the color side indicated. People either like it or they don't. It was so entertaining to watch everyone use this thing. I received this as a gift and was told it would be fun when the family was over and that no one would be able to put it down. This is a different animal altogether.

That was an understatement, my wife and I were so surprised this thing was a hit with all our family members and guests who proceeded to try and beat each others scores. I found it entertaining and so did many of my friends and family. The more you get, the higher your score. For under ten bucks, you can't go wrong. Pretty simple actually.

 

Yes, there's an instruction manual that explains the various games which you can supposedly play on it, but that was one of the first things each kid lost, and after that it's impossible to play with. I bought two of these as Christmas stocking stuffers for my kids, ages 8 and 18. In reality, it's not the same thing at all. After seeing the commercial, I'd thought this was simply a standard Rubik's cube with noise (like just about every other toy has these days). The pieces don't even move. So now, rather than a Rubik's cube for Christmas, it turns out I gave them both square paperweights that will no doubt be in the trash by the end of next week.

 

I'm working hard at eye hand coordination and memory these days. Santa brought this to me and I am 53. It doesn't cost much but delivers big. This game delivers both. I think it a great gift for any age and can see it a hit at a party. It is fun to see how far you can go and not mess up. You have to act fast and remember the sequence of the colors. It even comes with batteries.

 

In a household of 4 including adults no one was impressed. I was disppointed in myself for not reading the description of the non-moving sides. I won't be buying a Rubik again.

 
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