Tomy Screwball Scramble Reviews

Screwball Scramble is a kids game for children aged 5 and up. You can buy this for less than £10 now at Amazon which is a really good buy for the hours of fun you will have with it. The good thing about this game is that you don't need any batteries. Now every game seems to need batteries! Screwball Scramble has been around for ...  Read the complete review

Screwball Scramble is a game made by Tomy that involves maneuvering a small metal ball through a complicated assault course while the timer ticks away. I brought this game for my kids about six years, they can do it perfectly now! I would say it is suitable for ages 5 plus, or younger if an adult is around to make sure the child doesn't ...  Read the complete review

I see from the picture that despite a colour update the game is the same as when I used to play it as a child. I have also tried it recently after I bought it for a childrens' camp I work on. The game depends on good hand eye co-ordination and timing as you have to manoeuvre a ball bearing around the course, using the buttons and levers at the ...  Read the complete review

When my younger brother got this for Christmas one year, the whole family became obsessed with trying to complete it. Imagine my surprise when my mum came around with a bag of games that she wanted to get rid of and this was in there. My hubby and I have had so much fun the last week trying to complete it and I am sad to say that I have lost the ...  Read the complete review

Screwball Scramble Screwball Scramble is made by TOMY and the idea is that you guide a metal ball around an obstacle course by using various buttons, dials and levers that affect that part of the course. The game is for 5 plus and retails for around the £10 mark What you have to do 1. You have a tilt a walk way ...  Read the complete review

This is one game which seems to come out of the cupboard on a fairly regualr basis and has done for a umber of years now. Personally I find it a bit annoying - but I'm told thats because I'm rubbish at it!!! The idea is to get the medium sized ball bearing to the end of the track. The way you do this is by progressing it ...  Read the complete review

Created by: Tomy Suitable for: 5+ due to small pinball involved First released: 1980's Batteries required? Answer: No OVERVIEW This is a classic and if you loved board games and other games like operation then you would love this game. Basically you have a maze and with lots of hurdles in which you have to get ...  Read the complete review