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November 12th, 2009
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| Big Screen Poker |
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| Manufacturer: Radica Games |
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| List Price: $21.59 |
| Sale Price: $39.99 |
| Availibility: Usually ships in 1-2 business days |
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Product Description |
| The big screen version is here, so ante up! Big Screen Poker has the same classic play with larger cards and an auto light. Plus, an all-new style, design and features - including three game modes and multiple betting options - make this game of classic casino poker even more exciting. Players will feel like they're playing in a real casino!Requires 2 "AA" batteries, included. |
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Product Details |
- Multiple betting options
- Three ways to play: Draw, Deuces and Low Ball
- Larger screen and cards for easier viewing
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Customer Reviews |
 Excellent game |
| Review Date: December 18, 2007 |
| Reviewer: P. Livingston, Scottsdale, AZ, U.S.A. |
| I smoke outside on my patio, where I play this game. You have three to choose from; Draw, Deuce and Lowball. You can "Let it ride" which is fun to see your points double. The sound is good, not annoying at all. The buttons are kind of rubbery, so it's comfortable and your fingers don't slip. Also, there is a light that goes on during play, so you can play in the dark. This one also has a "silent" mode. The only drawback is that it slows down when the batteries are getting low. It does go through the batteries, but then I play this thing on and off during the day and night. So far, I haven't lost any points while replacing batteries, which is good. This one is my favorite game so far. Great buy! |
In three words: Simple, Fun, Addictive
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| Review Date: July 31, 2008 |
| Reviewer: William Hardin, Virginia |
| There are hundreds of handheld games out there. Many aren't fun, are poorly designed or simply don't play/work correctly. Then there are some that avoid 2 of the 3 pitfalls. And then there are the BIG SCREEN Radica games. They have the best handheld slot, blackjack, hearts and poker games that I have ever played. They are fun with proper game play. They are tough enough to last through a ton of playing and they are WELL DESIGNED. Just look at the photo of the game above. What strikes you about the game? It doesn't have tiny buttons, or a hard to read screen (heck the screen even lights up during game play). I am not sure what problem that reviewer had that rated it so low with only one complaint about the screen--as you can see from the photo, the screen is SUPER CLEAR. You can play it inside, outside, in the car, on the bus, heck even in line at the DMV. As the other reviewer said, it even keeps scores when you change the battery and it is fun enough it is hard to put down. What more do you need from a handheld game? |
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| Review Date: October 15, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Joe BOYD, |
| This game is plenty big enough to see the screen with no problem. Easy operation. No problem using this game in low light areas because the internal lighting is great when play starts and it shuts off automaticly after it is idle for a short time. I received the game in September 2009, so I can't rate battery life yet. It has been used a lot and the original batteries are still in it. Overall, I rate this game at 5 stars. (I'm not sure what rating the "Educational" value should be. After all it is a GAME.) |
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| Review Date: November 24, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Christy, Pittsburgh Pa. |
| I love the poker game, especially how it lights up when playing in the dark |
Jo-Irish
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| Review Date: June 16, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Jo-Irish, New Jersey |
| This is the second one I have purchased. The first one I have had for about 2 years. I play it every nite when watching TV during the commercials. Or take it with me if I am going some place that I know I will have a long wait, or in the car if it is a long drive. It really makes the time pass quickly. My eyes are not great so the light is great. |
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