Bop it! Old or New…Still alot of Fun!
Get ready to react fast! Turn on the BOP IT game unit and get ready to Bop, Pull, and Twist your way to victory. For even more of a challenge, activate the microphone and Shout It, too! Choose to play alone or invite your friends for a game of Party Bop – you’ll all have to use your knees, elbows, and hips to win! The better you get, the more skill levels you unlock, so think fast and be the BOP IT master!
If you’ve been searching for a game to liven up parties, Bop It may be the answer. Bop It also can be enjoyed with just a few people and kids can practice responding to the game’s electronic verbal instructions by themselves. When activated, the whistle-shaped Bop It instructs players, via a musical beat, to Pull It, Twist It or Bop It-the top yellow piece of the toy.
Players choose from one of three different games: Solo Bop, Vox Bop and Beat Bop. What gets exciting for players is the speed with which the commands are given and the confusion of the players who pull when they should twist or bop when they should pull. Bop It encourages children to follow directions. But they must listen closely to the directions, which sometimes may sound jumbled against the music and the excitement of the other players. The toys stimulates social interaction plus thinking and motor skills.
Newer verisons still capture the classic Bop it! feel.
I’m 28 and I can’t put this toy down. It’s basically a souped up version of Simon (that electronic color “memory game” we had when we were little). This is even more fun because there is music and sounds. It tells you what to do — “bop it…twist it…pull it” — and you respond to it’s commands. If you are too slow or make a mistake it makes the funniest screaming noise. You can compete against yourself on how long you can keep up with the toy or play with a group (which is very funny — everyone gets laughing). With a group you can see who can last the longest or play a version where Bop It tells you to “pass it” and you pass the toy to the next person. Very very fun toy. I highly recommend it for kids and adults.
This is great for memory, balance, rhythm and concentration. If is wasn’t called a toy, who would want to play with it? Keep calling it a toy, and let kids, young and old, (provided you don’t have arthritis) enjoy! If you’re not participating, you might want stand back and watch ‘em play! It’s not loud, but if you’re not a part of the activity, the repetitive sound can be annoying.
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