Some people saying we shouldn't be making fun because we're not the target audience, but would kids really be entertained by this...? The moment they see, say, Mario Kart 8 running on a friend's house, they'll realize they were cheated.

Hell, when they see a game on their parents' smartphone/tablet they'll feel cheated...

Trying to get some of that Wii money

Mario Kart 8 ain't got nothing on LeapFrog Kart Racing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_XAdRQwAYXk&list=PLUkYs6PcR9UPomg9VzRN4BFDaUWCDBJqw

their systems are terrible and games suck.. this will probably be similar, my x got a couple of them for the kids as they passed through that age.. they had very little interest in any of it, and my son has turned into a decent gamer and spends lots of time on ps3/4.. lol

laugh all you want guys but i'll probably buy this for my son in about 2 years.

...i wish sony would invest in putting some educational software on ps4.  yeah sure the toddler audience isn't a big one but you can obviously have a small dev team pump out a game in about a week.   having a selection of about 20-30 games that goes through counting and colors and the such would great thing to me.  things as they are i'll either buy a leap frog or an ipad as that is where all the educational software is.   i'd really rather not give my son an ipad cause then he'll grow up to be a fucking casual and i'd have to hate him.

one to rule them all

Really? The Leapfrog games look even worse than the mobile games on the Ouya:

A used PS2, Gamecube or Wii with some games are probably much cheaper than an Ouya or the LeapTV and have much better games.

lol..funny

No doubt will sell more than PS2, anyone who thinks not is an idiot

Is it bad that I wanted a meteor to just drop on the part where all 3 kids was on screen?