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1 of 1 customers found the following review helpful:
 Son Loves It, 2007-01-10
We originally bought the digital download from Scholastic. But after two computer crashes, they refused to give me my code for a third time. I bought this for a FRACTION of what I paid for it from scholastic. My son is crazy about I Spy and this game is wonderful.
1 of 1 customers found the following review helpful:
fun game , 2007-01-10
This is a great game for my kids, They love trying to find the clues and playing the games. I even have found myself enjoying it and trying to take a turn. Wonderful game!@
School Days ISpy, 2007-01-09
My son loved it - and enjoys the entire series of ISpy books and games.
7 of 9 customers found the following review helpful:
 Avoid at all costs, 2006-06-16
I agree with the reviewer who urges you to stay away from this and other Scholastic products if you run Windows XP. I received School Days and Spooky Mansion today but can't get either to run on XP, even though I am generally quite adept at working with computers. I will never buy another product from this company, even if it works well on XP. These products say they work with "Windows 95, 98, 2000 or later." Don't believe it.
11 of 13 customers found the following review helpful:
Not Windows XP Compatible, 2006-06-13
I just tossed this one in the trash. It looked like a good game for my girls but unfortunately Scholastic doesn't believe in updating or supporting their products. I'd be very leary of buying any software from this company since software returns are difficult to negotiate. I would appreciate a list of truly Windows XP compatible children's software titles. Windows XP has been around for at least a couple of years now. I don't understand why compatibility is such a problem. Their support site cites that the problem is "you have too much installed RAM." Well, for most software, that is not a "bad" thing.
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