Webkinz Hm116 Polar Bear

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Webkinz Hm116 Polar Bear Image

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Webkinz Hm116 Polar Bear Photo

Webkinz Hm116 Polar Bear Picture

Webkinz Hm116 Polar Bear Photo

Webkinz Hm116 Polar Bear Photo

Webkinz Hm116 Polar Bear Image

Webkinz Hm116 Polar Bear Picture

Webkinz Hm116 Polar Bear Picture

Webkinz Hm116 Polar Bear Pic

Webkinz Hm116 Polar Bear Image

Webkinz Hm116 Polar Bear

Discover a virtual world with Webkinz pets. Webkinz animals come with a special Internet code so your child may interact with it online. The code lets you enter Webkinz World and fetch your pet to life. Pet owners may name it, make it a home and even play games. Polar Bear measures 10″. Not commended for children under 3.

Minimum Supported Browsers: Windows – Internet Explorer 6, Netscape 7.2, Firefox 1.0, AOL Explorer 1.5. McIntosh – Safari 1.2.3, Internet Explorer 5.2.3, Fire Fox 1.5, High-speed Internet Required, Monitor Resolution 1024 x 768. Requirements may change; check www.webkinz.com for latest revisions.

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32 of 40 people found the following review helpful.
The Stuffed Animal that Comes with Screen Time
By D. Smith
Webkinz stuffed animals come with a code that allows the user to register the “pet” on a website. Your child can name the pet, decide it’s gender, and then log on to play with it. So, you are not just buying the stuffed animal, you are also buying access to a website that gives you virtual money to buy pet supplies and virtual locations in which you can feed, groom, and entertain your pet. I am assuming while you do this the “real” stuffed animal sits alone in another room. The virtual animal has a meter that lets you know how happy and well-fed it is. If you neglect it, it will suffer (or at least become less happy).

I suppose some could argue this is a good way to teach children about the responsibility of pets or to let them feel as if they have a real pet (but without the mess).

Consumers who object to excess use of video games and tv, probably should opt for a traditional stuffed animal that does not come with a virtual counterpart that requires the use of a computer.

19 of 23 people found the following review helpful.
I Love Webkinz
By Julie Katz
I happen to love Webkinz. There are a lot of technical problems but NOT on Webkinz side. It depends on the type of computer you have. You must have a computer that can handle Java Script (most can but some older computer can’t comprehend it). Sometimes if you are trying to access the sit through AOL you may not be able because AOL has a hard time handling the Java Script as well. I normally access it through Internet Explorer and have no trouble at all.

The site is a lot of fun. There are numerous games ranging from puzzles to cards to basbeall. There’s secret recipes that children can make using there stove. Children get to express themselves by decorating their room for the pet. You can go shopping and go hunting for gems. There is so much to do and it never gets old.

I highly suggest buything this for someone who knows how to use the computer. I would not suggest this gift to a 5 year old but someone around the ages of 9-13 because the site is slightly hard to navigate (you get used to it) and the games are challenging.

8 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
So Cool!!
By A
I have a Golden Retriever, and a Polar Bear. The Polar bear is named Icy. When you buy this, the Webkinz comes with a secret code that let’s you go on their website, (www.webkinz.com) and have a vitural pet!!!!!!!!!! It is very good if you don’t have a pet. (I have 6 real pets though!) You get kinzcash, which is virtual money on Webkinz World, so you can buy him or her clothes, furnature, rooms for him or her, ect. Plus, that will make his happiness meter go up!! Yay. If she get’s sick, bring her to Dr. Quack. Adopting a new Webkinz? Ms. Birdy is the name. Want to buy rare Webkinz things? Ask Arte. Hope this review helps!!

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