D-Rex Interactive Dinosaur 2009
D-Rex Interactive Dinosaur, The ultimate Prehistoric Pet is back again in 2009 with great new features. D-Rex combines robotics, sensors and reptilian-like skin to create a lifelike appearance and behavior. He’ll walk, chomp and roar. Like a real pet, D-Rex will follow the sound of your voice, make funny noises and protect your room with his roaring guard mode. Now you can even teach D-Rex tricks, programming him to perform a sequence of up to 30 actions.
Dinosaur lovers of all ages are in luck! The D-Rex 2.0 Interactive Dinosaur is a friend, guardian, and prankster all rolled into one toy. Designed for kids eight years and older, this dinosaur –brought to life with “biomorphic robotics”– features over 100 sounds and movements. Using a bone-shaped remote,D-Rex responds to an “attack” command by roaring and stalking a victim, and he wags his tail when kids pet the back of his head. D-Rex’s level of interaction increases with the ability to memorize and perform a sequence of up to 30 actions.
Customer Reviews
I recently received this toy for my son and can not get away from it! D-Rex has followed throughout the house and tell his friends about it. Learned to teach the tricks and D-Rex is so excited that he has a toy for the interactive game!
Let me start by saying that I am a very demanding buyer and owner of the toy. But this toy is AWESOME! He is so funny when you answer your questions by shaking his head and saying, "Uh-uh." He is just pure fun! We got this for Christmas last year and still play with him at least once or twice a week ... all of us! I must assume the other reviews are bad for the skin because of a bad batch of production by Mattel. I'd say keep looking.
A couple of warnings: Read the instructions carefully. You have to use to make it work properly. Also, this is not a toy for children, because it is a little 'fear', and the skin is sewn together in several areas. Although this helps to look at the flexible and realistic, which is also a dimension of vulnerability. If your child will be tough with him, Drex can not be the best choice.
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