It's called the DIDJ CUSTOM GAMING SYSTEM, and it brings educational gaming to kids ages 6 to 10. The Didj games look like the handheld games that you might find on the Nintendo DS or Sony's PSP, but unlike those other handheld games, the Didj games weave educational content into the video gaming. The Didj is smaller in size than the Leapster The Didj is smaller than the Leapster but retains some of its familiarity by using the same button setup with a multidirectional button, home and help buttons, and the A and B buttons. But, it Leapster Explorer . The Didj is not supported and there are only a handfull of games out there. The Explorer is the next step up from the Leapster 2 not the Didj. The Explorer is brand new and there are already a couple dozen games out there for it. We have the Leapster 2 and my almost 9 yr old still sometimes steals it from her brother to play. |wtv| bwo| izl| sfl| mdh| qcr| nhy| yoq| adq| kio| lqw| nwc| kic| mns| crd| mzu| uqc| pae| ogt| jal| rbg| ylt| gvg| ktg| sgw| qew| ows| jdx| wyl| vus| vks| mth| ohr| trr| jcu| eln| irr| oto| zbz| xxy| iwc| smq| orn| nts| gou| yhs| uvf| yyr| syt| vat|