Ravensburger Bounce Bounce Tigger Game

"Bounce, Bounce Tigger" is fundamentally, Disney's attempt at the classic children's game "Buckaroo". For me, "Buckaroo" falls into the same category of children's games as "Operation" and "Perfection" in that they are primarily designed to keep children on edge until the point were they pop, buzz or bang inciting one of two reactions, fear or hysterical laughter. I am pleased to announce that"Bounce Bounce Tigger" continues the fine tradition of striking fear into the hearts of small children everywhere. Now, before you ring the NSPCC wait for one moment. Children love being surprised, a little ...  Read the complete review

This game is suitable for 1 - 4 players and revolves around Tigger going on a trip and you have to give him everything he needs to take with him. The point of the game is that as you place the items on his body you never know which one is going to make him bounce. On opening the box we find a nicely coloured model of Tigger about 10" high, the model is a good likeness and sturdy, with sticking out arms and legs and a tail which attaches to the grassy coloured base of the game. You have to insert 2 x AA batteries (not supplied) into him to allow the sounds to be played through each part of the game and then push down on his head to lock him into ...  Read the complete review

The Bounce Bounce Tigger Game is a more modern version of the game Buckaroo but in my view more reliable, more fun and even has sounds. It is designed for age 3 plus and for 1 to 4 players. The game itself consists of a plastic Tigger who will stretch out his arms, and 12 objects, apparently his favourite, that can be hung on his arms...or anything else you might care too. To start slide the switch along that is on the green base. This will position Tigger. Then press Tigger down until you hear a click, this will make him raise his arms. Return the switch to the original position to lock him in place. There are two suggested games both ...  Read the complete review

What are Nannas for if not to spoil their Grandchildren? On a recent trip, Nanna Kath bought Beth a Bounce, Bounce Tigger for no other reason than she loves to spoil my little one. Beth has seen this Tigger game advertised on TV a lot, and always asked for it, so I was interested to see if she'd enjoy it as much as she obviously thought she would. My daughter is not far off her fourth birthday, and this game is listed as suitable for children 3+, so it seems she's about the right age for it. It set Nanna back £9.99 from Woolworths, which sounds not a bad price if it's a game that my daughter enjoys and plays regularly, but will the product in the ...  Read the complete review

Bounce Bounce Tigger While walking down the street last year my daughter found a twenty pound note, as there was no one about who could have lost it and she yelled "look, Ive found paper money" at the top of her voice and no one came up and said "hey that's mine" I let her keep it. I said I would take her into town and she could buy what ever she wanted. ON the TV she had seen the advert for the Bounce Bounce Tigger game. (annoying advert, cant get the song out my head, 'What he does is up to you bounce bounce tigger') any way she said that was what she wanted so we caught the bus into town and went to buy it. The ...  Read the complete review