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Includes the full game: all 12 chapters, played without a V.Smile Smartbook, on the original VTech's V.Smile console, recorded with Elgato HD60. <br/><br/>If you enjoyed watching this video, please leave a like and subscribe! I would very much appreciate it!<br/><br/>Why am I playing a Dora game? Well some of these are very nostalgic to me and of course many others. Only a tough guy like me (HAHA) plays games like these in his twenties. Enjoy!<br/><br/>Story: Abuela gives Dora and Boots a present for Dora's new puppy, but they'll have to watch out for Swiper, who's got a bunch of new swiping tricks up his sleeves. He builds a swiping Robot Butterfly, hides inside a Submarine Fish, and disguises himself as a Dancing Tree. It seems as if Swiper will do anything to swipe the present.<br/><br/>Help kids learn important preschool skills including Colors, Shapes, Numbers, Vocabulary, Matching, Spanish, Animals, Problem Solving, and more! The V.Smile Learning System connects directly to your home TV!<br/><br/>Smartbook features 18 pages of fun stories and games, 6 bonus pages with a vocabulary and creative thinking, and a variety of curriculum to explore with every page!<br/><br/>Release Date - July 1, 2007<br/>Genre - Point-And-Click, Puzzle<br/>Platforms - V.Smile (Smartbook)<br/>Publisher - VTech, NickJr.<br/>Developer - VTech<br/><br/>My Xbox gamertag: TGG Yari<br/>My PlayStation gamertag: ToughGamingGuyYT<br/>My Steam: ToughGamingGuy
Includes the full game: all 12 chapters, played without a V.Smile Smartbook, on the original VTech's V.Smile console, recorded with Elgato HD60. <br/><br/>If you enjoyed watching this video, please leave a like and subscribe! I would very much appreciate it!<br/><br/>Why am I playing a Dora game? Well some of these are very nostalgic to me and of course many others. Only a tough guy like me (HAHA) plays games like these in his twenties. Enjoy!<br/><br/>Story: Abuela gives Dora and Boots a present for Dora's new puppy, but they'll have to watch out for Swiper, who's got a bunch of new swiping tricks up his sleeves. He builds a swiping Robot Butterfly, hides inside a Submarine Fish, and disguises himself as a Dancing Tree. It seems as if Swiper will do anything to swipe the present.<br/><br/>Help kids learn important preschool skills including Colors, Shapes, Numbers, Vocabulary, Matching, Spanish, Animals, Problem Solving, and more! The V.Smile Learning System connects directly to your home TV!<br/><br/>Smartbook features 18 pages of fun stories and games, 6 bonus pages with a vocabulary and creative thinking, and a variety of curriculum to explore with every page!<br/><br/>Release Date - July 1, 2007<br/>Genre - Point-And-Click, Puzzle<br/>Platforms - V.Smile (Smartbook)<br/>Publisher - VTech, NickJr.<br/>Developer - VTech<br/><br/>My Xbox gamertag: TGG Yari<br/>My PlayStation gamertag: ToughGamingGuyYT<br/>My Steam: ToughGamingGuy
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