I bought a D-Rex Interactive Dinosaur for my grandson, Seth, and he just loves it. His mom says he is always playing with it, and he brings it with him when he comes over to visit me. It is kind of a scary-looking little creature, but it is a dinosaur, after all. The scarier it is, the better it seems to most kids these days.
I read a DRex Interactive Dinosaur review before I purchased the toy for Seth. It talked about all the new, innovative technology that is used in the toy to make it seem more realistic and life-like. It certainly does that. Seth is 7, and he loves having D-Rex walk around the house and roar. He has different kinds of roars, too, and I can tell some of them apart. Seth, of course, says he can tell them all apart.
The technology that is used in the DRex Interactive Dinosaur makes it so the little dinosaur can tell when Seth calls his name, and he will turn and start walking toward him. Sometimes it seems uncanny the way they seem to be able to communicate. D-Rex seems to know that, when Seth pets him on top of the head and says “Good boy,” he has done a good job.
The D-Rex Interactive Dinosaur requires the use of four size “C” batteries and two size “AA” batteries. The size “C” batteries come with the toy, but you will need to furnish your own “AA” batteries. It is recommended for kids aged 6 through 15. Seth really likes it. It comes with a control in the shape of a bone that your child can use to choose between different types of behavior for his or her D-Rex Interactive Dinosaur. Seth can make DRex act playful, ferocious, happy, or be on “guard duty.” Seth and his D-Rex Interactive Dinosaur spend a lot of time together, so I think it was very worthwhile to purchase this dinosaur toy.
Dorothy - Ann Arbor, Michigan
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