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My Little Pony Memory Game

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My Little Pony Memory Game

(4 customer reviews)

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The ladies of Ponyville are ready to play a little hide and seek! Minty, Moondancer, Sunny Daze, Cotton Candy and all the rest of the ponies each appear on two cards. Lay the cards face down and turn them over one at a time to try to make a pair. Game comes with 72 picture cards, plastic storage tray and instructions in English and Spanish. For 1 or more players.

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Product Details

Product Length:	8.0 inches
Product Width:	10.5 inches
Product Height:	1.5 inches
Product Weight:	0.85 pounds
Package Length:	10.7 inches
Package Width:	7.9 inches
Package Height:	1.5 inches
Package Weight:	0.85 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 4 reviews

Features

Can you find which pony is where?
Flip the cards to make a pair and match all of your favorite ponies!
And there’s no reading required so even the littlest pony fan!

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 4.0

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4 of 5 found the following review helpful:

Too many purple ponies Jan 07, 2005 By Mom & Education Prof.
We received this game as a gift and discovered that this version of Memory is different from the original in one very important and disappointing way. While there are as many cards as the original version, the vast majority of the cards look the same: pink, purple, and pale blue ponies with slight variations in the colors of the manes. There are a few other objects, such as ladybugs, flowers, and butterflies, but there are also near-duplicates of each of those. For example, there is one ladybug pair with a bit of pink gingham background, and then another pair with the same ladybug and a pale green gingham background. Overall, the amount of similarity between the cards makes this an extremely difficult and tiresome game for all but the most devoted (and knowledgable) fans of My Little Pony. This version tips the balance between game and marketing gimmick, and the game loses out to an advertising ploy directed at toddlers and preschoolers. I'd highly recommend the original version instead.

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Love It! Aug 02, 2005 By Kelly Albrecht "bunneegirl"
We love this game. I always loved Memory as a child, and am so glad to have found such an appealing version... most of the ponies are so pretty!

There are lots and lots of cards, so what we do is each pick several pairs of our favorites. So we start with a sort of "matching" game, both the 2 yr old and 6 yr old enjoy it. Then we lay out the game (way less than the total # of cards) and have fun trying to get our "own" cards (the ones we picked), our favorites. When we don't, it's a great lesson in sportsmanship. This method eliminates any problems with similar looking ponies, though I agree maybe it's almost a good thing to have to pay close attention to detail. Besides, most kids could probably name each pony on sight, regardless how similar they look to each other! It's an unfair advantage for the children! :)

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

MY DAUGHTER LOVES THIS GAME!! Jan 15, 2005 By Dana Y. Bowles "DYB"
I bought this game for my 4-year-old daughter, since she is such a big My Little Pony fan...and it was an instant hit! While I agree that many of the ponies look very similar, one could argue that it encourages children to pay attention to small differences, be more discerning. The downside (?) is that this thing has about a million little pony cards....which could mean that this game could go on forever....!! Just kidding, it's a great inexpensive toy for friends of the ponies.

DYB

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Cute game w/lots of cards! Dec 22, 2004 By Memyself&I
This game is just your basic memory card game with pictuers of ponies and butterflys to match.In my opinion there are just too many cards to lay them all out at once,so you may want to pick some of the matches out and not use every single card.The upside to this is that if some get lost you still have plenty left to keep playing.