Bandai Ben 10 Deluxe Omnitrix |
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Bandai
Average Customer Rating:  
List Price: £15.99
Our Price: £11.99
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Batteries: 2
Binding: Toy
Brand: Bandai
EAN: 3296580273706
Label: Bandai
Manufacturer: Bandai
Manufacturer Minimum Age: 48
Model: 27370
Publisher: Bandai
Studio: Bandai |
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- Terrific Deluxe version of the Ben 10 omnitrix
- Use the omnitrix, just like Ben, to select an alien and test your skills in a timed battle!
- Requires 2 AAA batteries - NOT INCLUDED
- For age 4 years and onwards by Bandai
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Product Description
Ben 10 Deluxe Omnitrix. The Deluxe Omnitrix is packed with power, lights sounds an a LCD screen featuring full screen aliens. With each click of the dial, another alien appears!
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Top toy for a 5 year old, 2008-06-16
Fantastic. Has kept my 5 year old playing with it for a week. Don't be fooled by the other alien viewer that one is rubbish.
 Great for older Ben10 fans, 2008-11-02
My 4 year old son borrowed a Omnitrix FX from a friend for a couple of weeks and played with it non-stop, had so much imaginative play with it that when I saw this one reduced to £12 I knew it would be well worth the money.
The deluxe one does seem to be much better quality than the F/x. It has a thick fabric strap that fastens with velcro so fairly easy to put on and take off. It is a big hunk of plastic but my son loves that about it. It has a black and white screen and various modes in which too play. this is where problems arose a little for my little boy who has not yet learnt to read. He cannot play in battle mode as this consists of a little animation of Ben running for a while and then at random times the watch makes a noise to alert you a villain has approached. Text then runs along under a picture of the villain instructing you which Alien you must turn the omnitrix too in order to win. It then times you while you turn the dial thro the aliens, choose the correct one and hit the watch. It then shows a little fight - not amazing graphics but the kids don't care - and tell you whether you have won or lost.
Normal mode is a lot simpler - you turn the dial, select which alien you want to be and hit the watch, much like Ben10 himself. It makes all the right noises and then shows a few images of your chosen alien.
There is also status mode which shows how many battle you have won and lost and options which you can turn the sound off.
When we first got this, my little boy kept having to bring it too me has he had wandered into various modes and couldn't get to where he wanted to be. I think for younger fans the FX is probably sufficient although the plastic strap is nowhere near as nice or comfortable looking and I think considering it doesn't actually do anything other than make noises and flash light it ought to be substantially less expensive than the deluxe.
Now my son has had this a week or so he seems to have worked out how to navigate around it without being able to read what it says, and taking the closeness in price into account, I would have to recommend the deluxe Omnitrix over the Omnitrix F/X.
incredible toy, 2008-08-13
Super toy. It was sold out in denmark, but it only took 4 days(!!!) from ordering the Omnitrix, till it was in the mail.
Thank you. My son is totally exited.!!!
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