| Fisher-Price Imaginext Spike the Ultra Dinosaur | 
| Brand: Fisher-Price Category: Toy
List Price: $149.99 Buy New: $126.36 as of 9/3/2010 04:12 MST details You Save: $23.63 (16%)
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Color: Green Batteries: 4 Batteries Included: Yes Age: 3 - 7 years Battery: 1 NiMH Rechargeable Shipping Weight (lbs): 12.2 Dimensions (in): 5.7 x 16.1 x 29.9
MPN: M8126 Model: M8126 UPC: 027084615395 EAN: 0027084615395
Release Date: August 18, 2008 Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| To see more information click the "Watch it in Action" link below the main product images | | Brontosaurus styled dinosaur is controlled by a wireless remote | | The dinosaur can walk forward, turn left and right, open its mouth, blink its eyes, stand up on its hind legs, and even throw a boulder | | The neck on the dinosaur will rotate around similar to the neck on the mega t-rex, and when the dinosaur stands up, spikes down its back will light up | | Dinosaur sound effects and motions bring life-like movement |
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Product Description Meet Spike, the dinosaur that kids bring to life at the touch of a button. He walks, he stands on his hind legs, he blinks, his mouth opens and closes, and his spikes even light up. You make it all happen with the easy-to-use remote control! Spike also makes lots of fun sounds, too. He growls, snorts, roars and more. Requires 3 "AA" alkaline batteries, not included. Also uses rechargeable 9.6 Volt NiMH battery, included (a $25 retail value)! Spike stands 27" tall.
Amazon.com Review The pre-historic world comes roaring to life with the Spike the Ultra Dinosaur, an Imaginext toy from Fisher-Price. Flashing lights, blinking eyes, and grunting dino speak make this big, green remote-control dinosaur a fun companion for adventurous play. Rugged and curious, Spike has a quirky personality that will draw children ages three through 10 into an exciting world of their own imagining. 
Spike stands on his hind legs, waves his tail, and roars. View larger. | 
Big, illustrated buttons make the remote control kid-friendly. View larger. |  | What We Think Fun Factor: 
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The Good: Dynamic remote-control dinosaur with lights and sound effects
The Bad: Large size makes traveling with Spike tricky
In a Nutshell: An awesome new friend for imaginative kids | At a Glance Ages: 3 to 10 Requires: 3 AA batteries |  | | A Fearsome New Friend This awesome oversized, plastic dinosaur stands 27 inches tall, with textured green skin, a yellow underbelly, gnarly teeth, and plenty of serious spines--enough to make any young dino-enthusiast swoon. Before Spike is ready to roam the Earth, you'll need to snap his legs and tail into place. These pieces are color coded to prevent confusion, and the instruction booklet offers a nice illustration. Make sure all three connection points on each front leg are securely attached, otherwise he'll struggle to walk. You'll also want to fully charge the included NiMH rechargeable battery before kids get their hands on this dinosaur, a process which may take up to four hours. With all the use Spike will be getting, you'll enjoy the long life of this power solution. The convenient wireless remote requires three AA batteries (not included) for operation. Innovative and Easy to Control As soon as you turn him on, spikes on this long-necked dinosaur's back and tail light up, and he starts blinking his eyes. Big, kid-friendly buttons on the durable remote control let you make Spike walk forward, turn left or right, and swing his neck around. At first he can be a little tricky to maneuver, but with just a few moments of practice, he becomes incredibly easy to control. Holding down any one of the four middle buttons unleashes a new action. Pick between having him stand on his hind legs, swinging his neck around while unleashing a huge roar, or hanging his head low. Another button controls the motion of his jaw. Practice combining movements to snatch up the plastic boulders off the ground or toss them in the air (a skill we never perfected). There's even a mystery button that lets Spike pick any motion he wants to perform. Press it again and again to get a sense of his playful nature. Two modes let you pick between having continuous background music accompany play or just hearing occasional growls, snorts, and roars. Durable and Adventurous The well-crafted Spike was still going strong, even after our vigorous testing. We crashed him into table legs trying to make him crawl over obstacles that were just too high, and even though he might not have been happy about the way we dropped the remote control repeatedly, he kept right on doing all those dinosaur things that make him a fun addition to any family. While this ultra dinosaur held up well in the face of vigorous use, he could succumb to the rough reality of enthusiastic play and be damaged by children sitting on him or pulling apart his otherwise sturdy joints. Spike's large size makes him a great outdoor playmate, but be sure to warn kids that, since he is battery-operated, he shouldn't play in streams or jump in puddles. Cooperative kids will love putting their heads together to think up new places for their friend dinosaur to explore. The height and length that make Spike so much fun may make it hard for smaller children to carry him around, especially if they are headed to a far off relative's house. While this dinosaur is recommended as a companion for children three through 10, even adults are likely to be charmed by Spike's fun-loving personality. What's in the Box Dinosaur, remote control, 9.6V NiMH rechargeable battery, battery charger, two plastic rocks, and a plastic bone.
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Orgasmosaurus May 11, 2010 HadMatter 0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I can't give my opinions on the durability or fun-value of this toy because every time I try and think of something, I am distracted by the orgasmic sounds of this dinosaur. When you press the roar button, the dinosaur sounds as though it just went the distance with mamasaurus and is ready for a snack. For those that don't believe me, go to Youtube and search for Dinosaur has orgasm @ Target. It will change your views on educational toys.
Ho hum. March 14, 2010 Kate (montclair, nj) My son was really excited to see Spike under the Christmas tree, but the joy lasted about 10 minutes. Now, he sometimes uses Spike to sit on while playing other things. Poor Spike- at least we didn't get our son a dog.
Learning curve February 19, 2010 Patrick Molohon (LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, US) Took awhile for my 3 year old grandson to work up nerve to get close to "Spike". Ok watching it at first while others taught him to use remote. 3 weeks after introduction and they are now good friends.
Grandchild's love! February 12, 2010 Litenup (Oceanside, N.Y.) My grandchild loves it. We teach him about the dinosaurs. He does nature walks in his home town about the dinosaurs.
Ultimate Dino February 11, 2010 R. Claiborne Purchased as a Christmas gife for my nephew and he loves it. He's 3 so it scared him initially, but now he plays with it for hours.
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