It lacks the color and pizzazz of Pokemon Stadium, for example. That s not to say it doesn t have its own special draw kid testers loved the game, and most kids who enjoy virtual pets will find it engrossing. Digimon World has enough content to warrant a purchase, though a rental will probably suffice for kids who tire of virtual pet-raising easily. Skills Covered problem solving, logic skills, creativity, imagination, repeating musical patterns, memory. Design As seems to be the case with most Hasbro Interactive games, there are plenty of customization options available.
Players can easily set their preferences.
The interface is very clean and straightforward, and the manual is detailed and helpful, with all of the rules of the games neatly laid out for players. Replayability Long-term replay value will depend on players' interest in the game. There are 1500 surveys to play through, which is quite a hefty amount.