Moore’s Law finally kicked in for stocking stuffers, it seems, and the Leapster GS is powerful enough to play all those Nintendo, Game Boy and even MAME games. All that’s needed to flash the ...

The Leapster2 is a $70 streamlined, net-connected version of the first Leapster, a chunky, ergonomic thing designed for kids ages 4-8, with new games from the Star Wars and soon-to-be-everywhere-I ...

The Ultimate Learning Game System To date, LeapFrog's Leapster video gaming products have garnered more than 50 awards. In 2011 Leapster Explorer, the #1 selling learning game handheld ...

"The Leapster Explorer is the next generation of ... The Explorer includes e-books, videos, game apps, and flash cards covering topics such as reading, math and science. There's also a Pet Pad ...

Last year I had my two boys play with LeapFrog's Leapster, and it quickly became ... The L-MAX is basically a rugged portable game system, but we're not talking about a toughened-up Game Boy ...

It's a clever way for them to interact with the game and get feedback. The L-Max requires special cartridges ($29.99 each) for dual-screen play, but it can work with existing Leapster titles.

There's no backward-compatibility with existing Leapster cartridges. All the Leapster games are configured to a single grade level at once. Because up to three children of different ages can have ...

Disney Princess: Enchanted Learning is the very first Disney Princess Leapster game. Your little one can become a princess just like Disney's beloved Cinderella and Ariel, but the title must be ...

Keep your child’s brain cells charged this fall with Leapfrog’s new handheld Leapster Explorer ($69). Not only does it offer fun, engaging learning games, but it also features LeapFrog’s ...

Retro games are a blast, and even more so when you can bring the fun on the go. [mac2612] has developed a custom retroarch-based firmware for the Leapster GS and LeapPad2. (via Bringus Studios on ...