Hasbro Gaming Tiger Electronics Disney's The Little Mermaid Electronic LCD Video Game, Retro-Inspired Edition, Handheld 1-Player Game, Ages 8 and Up , Blue

I had this game as a kid in the 90s. It was great to play it again. Keep in mind the technology was not great. It is harder to see the characters on screen in my old age but worth every penny

great Nostalgia

I wanted one of these when I was a kid bc my cousin had one that she wouldn’t let me play on and we couldn’t afford it. Fast forward I have a daughter and bought her one she has seizures so she can’t do the normal games and this is as close to gaming as she can get, she loves it!! Healed my inner child and made my daughter happy it’s a Win for us!

Christmas gift! The kids love it! good price too!

I had one like this so when I saw this on Amazon, I knew I had to get this for my girls. I bought two for Christmas and they love them. They have so much fun playing them and figuring them out. Makes me happy to see them playing these.

First thing I noticed after I took this game out of the packaging was that it must’ve been used and re-packaged at some point. The button is clearly scratched up and dirty.The screen quality is horrible! Only way to see what you’re doing in the game is if you are playing it next to a window or outside in broad daylight with natural light.One of the buttons on the right also wasn’t even working unless that’s just how the game is when you press it, it does nothing. Pretty sure it was the “attack” button or something along those lines.

Just like all tiger games back in the 90s these worthless things are terrible. Now are very nostalgic better to keep it in the package playing these games it’s still hard to see sound quality is terrible and you have no idea what you’re doing.That being said this is an excellent game for collectors and I would recommend for nostalgia only if you’re looking for an actual game to play look elsewhere.

What's great about these new ones is that they actually come with a book full of directions on how to actually play and beat each level. I don't know if they originally did and I just threw them out as a kid, but it really helps. Also, somebody's else's review complained that the screen wasn't backlit... yes a retro LCD game does not have a back lit screen. Who was expecting that? haha