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Brave: Interactive Comic
Review Excerpt: This app features 48 interactive comic pages; two reading modes - panel by panel and autoplay; music and special sound effects in each panel; special sections on the ...
Pumpkin Pal
Review Excerpt: In this app, children first choose from five pumpkin shapes. They can then either freely carve (with an adjustable-width knife) or they can select different eyes, noses ...
Monsters vs. Superheroes Comic Book Maker
Review Excerpt: This third creativity app from Duck Duck Moose lets you make your own animated, self-narrated puppet shows. Like Draw and Tell and Princess, this app is easy to use ...
Scoot & Doodle
Review excerpt: Scoot & Doodle works specifically with Google Hangout (you need a G+ account to use it) so that children can draw and doodle, with up to ten other people — ...
SpongeBob SquigglePants for uDraw
Review excerpt: Grab your uDraw Game Tablet ($70, sold separately and required for play) and jump into SpongeBob’s world in this collection of mini-games. Like WarioWare, this ...
Pictionary
Review excerpt: Designed to work with the uDraw GameTablet (required) this is a screen adaptation of the board game where you sketch and guess clues. Content includes 3,000 clues, for ...
uDraw Studio
Review excerpt: uDraw Studio is the drawing package that comes bundled with THQ’s uDraw GameTablet. You can paint, draw, and color with nine tools. For example, you can draw simple ...
Art Academy
Review excerpt: Turn your Nintendo DS into a serious artist tool with this new $20 cartridge from Nintendo. Using the DS stylus as a pencil or paint brush, you can choose to work through ...
Help the UFO HD
Review excerpt: This maze game app is part of the “Learning is fun” game collection. Your goal is to help the UFO find the exit by following a predetermined path with your ...
Drawing Den
Review Excerpt: Available in both free and full versions for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch, Drawing Den is a coloring program that offers eight pictures that you can color, and there ...
Doodle Buddy
Review Excerpt: It used to be when you wanted to sketch out the plans for an invention, you grabbed a napkin. The iPad equivalent is Doodle Buddy, a multi-touch sketching utility. Content ...
Color & Draw for Kids
Review Excerpt: This open-ended drawing program gives you the best of both worlds — free one finger scribbling on a blank screen, or coloring on one of 50 traditional-looking ...
Drawing Pad (iPad)
Review Excerpt: Turn your iPad into an easel with this drawing experience. Content includes just two brush sizes (a bit limited), 60 colored pencils that look realistic on the textured ...
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