I myself have Series 2 Dusty and Handy. How amazingly addictive they are at first. They each three small buttons,which intiates actions unique to each character living in that specific cube,there is also a a mini-game built in to each one (for example,if I recall correctly the Handy's character is a wack-a-mole type game in which you attempt to hit the mole with a hammer by using the left and right buttons). Something which is quite cool,is that they have motion sensors built in,they will react to the orientation of their cube,so if you turn them upside down,they fall and slowly recover). Yet the key part to this,is collecting them...each cube has 4 ...  Read the complete review

When I first saw these in the Argos catologue, I thought, oh no, another tamagotchi kind of craze was looming. I didn't realise that a year later I would be unable to resist buying myself some. These colourful little boxes and interactive men that you can play with. You can buy them in sets or individually, and they come in a rather overpackaged plastic casing. This isn't ideal, and is quite tough to get into, especially for kids so have the scissors at the ready. Each box has a different character, and each character has a game on their box. This is quite a nice touch, even though the games are quite easy and repetitive. The best thing, and ...  Read the complete review

What are these silly little box's? That's what i thought when i saw these tiny boxes and the Price but my son has got lots of enjoyment out of them i no longer mind buying them. What are these little boxes? These are little tiny worlds which include stick men who you can interact with. On the market today you will find the following, they come in a pack of 2 for approx £19.99. Series One Slim and Dodger Whip and Scoop Series Two Handy & Dusty Mic & Hans Series Three Toner & Dash Chief & Sparky My son has both sets from Series One, so they are what my review ...  Read the complete review