Electronic Chess Set, Board Game... vs Melissa & Doug Travel Memory Game

As a beginner, you have detailed instructions, all while the voice command assists you through the game. I think once they finish reading the instructions they are going to really have a blast.

When the piece is pressed down on the board, the computer recognizes which piece your moving and where your moving it to when pressed again after the move. You simply pick up the desired chess piece you wish to move and lightly use it to tap the space...  Read More

The set comes with a pack of cards showing the moves for each piece. There are storage compartments in the bottom for the pieces, which is especially helpful. Comes with a pouch.

It seems really cheaply made. The magnets are quite weak and barely hold the pieces in place. Sometimes it makes an annoying buzzing noise after you make it's move. Overall, this chess computer is not intuitive to use.

Double-sided cards make it easy to play a matching game with the kids.

It's affordable and a good stimulating toy. It's perfect to throw in my purse or bag or in the car and use when i need to distract the kids. My 5 year old grandson loves using this while in his carseat. It’s perfect for car rides or just for keeping t...  Read More

The doors are banded with elastic for easy flip. Its a space saver and all the parts stay together.

The concept is fantastic, but poor execution. It irritates me just to look at it. If you look at the side of the game it looks worn.

This version of the game can only be played a certain number of times before you memorize the places of the items. The little doors are actually pieces of wood on a stretched rubber band and they are supposed to flip to the side. Some door also impede...  Read More