Perfect Life Ideas One or Two Player Desktop Basketball Game Classic Arcade Games Basket Ball Shootout Table Top Toy

My 10 year old grandson has a lot of board games, card games and other types. He love his video games but when you don't want him sitting in front of the tube for hours, I have had this set up on a table since he came back from a time with his father. He goes by and stops to play this. His friend came over and they played this for a long time laughing and having a blast. I would definitely recommend it for children ages 5 through early teens. I'm 64 and love playing with him.

Product is cheap plastic. The balls squish easily and don't hold their form. This has the quality of a Dollar Store item, worth far less than the price. I had planned to return the item, but unfortunately got busy with life and just missed the return deadline.

I bought this for a party thinking that most of the older guys would enjoy but in reality this game is made for the younger audience. The device itself is much smaller than it looks and the balls are extremely tiny. Just larger than a marble. I don't have kids but would definitely be a choking hazard. With all that being said my two nephews, age 2 and 4 had a supervised blast with it. Also be aware that you have to manually change the score after each shot.

Very cheaply made. Pieces fall off extremely easy. Not at all worth the money.

We bought his for my 7 year old son and he just loves it! The game comes with 6 balls total and you can have 2 people play at the same time so he will play with his brother and sometimes even me but he usually just plays alone and loves going between the 2 courts. Fun, fun, fun! And it haven't broke yet so that's even better :)

I expensively made but easy to assemble and works well. My grandson loved it! The scoring is not electronic; it's just a dial you move when you makes basket

Bought this as a birthday gift for a 7 year old boy and he loved it! Every boy at the party was crowded around it waiting for a turn to play and enjoying watching others play. Love that it requires no batteries and makes no annoying sounds. Good, solid, old-fashioned fun.

First,I was shocked how small this is when my grandson opened it as a present. It's not a lot bigger than your hand. It doesn't keep score automatically, and it's just very cheaply made. Not worth more than $8-10 max. Are there any quality toys made for kids anymore