Highest Rated Review by the Community
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Sep 22 '00
Pros: fun, challenging
Cons: small pieces, frustrating
Summary: My family loves to play board and card games. Operation has been one of my son’s favorite games for years. This game has been around for a long time; I even had one as a child.
Operation is an electronic board game. The boards consists of a...
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May 03 '07
Pros: um, I guess it could be fun.
Cons: shoddy game board, dancing pieces, game is hard.
Summary: Operation was one of those games that I never had as a kid. Somehow, my oldest child (who is 5) and I got in a conversation about the game, and I told her I would pick it up next time I was at the store. I bought the game at Wal-Mart for $14 something. ...
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Nov 07 '05
Pros: Great Idea and some fun humour in the names of body arts.
Cons: "It's just to dang hard to do"!!
Summary: We have the game Operation at our home. The box says for 6 and Up. The fact is, even though I read that some people believe this is a wonderful game, I don't believe most 6 year olds can play successfully and I don't know how anyone of any age can ...
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Apr 19 '04
Pros: Uses fine motor, reading and counting skills.
Cons: Can be frustrating for children.
Summary: Does your family like to play games? If you do and you have small children, then I really recommend the game Operation, a Milton Bradley game.. The point of the games is to perform a successful operation on Cavity Sam the patient and earn ...
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Sep 30 '03
Pros: Teaches motor skills, eye- hand coordination, and how to count money
Cons: The annoying buzzer can frustrate younger kids; dollar rewards don't correspond with the required effort
Summary: Operation is a battery- powered board game brought to you by the folks at Milton- Bradley. This game has been around for years, helping youngsters fine- tune their motor skills introduce them to the topic of surgery. Basics/Object of the Game: ...
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Dec 30 '02
Pros: Fun, exciting and helps the child to use technique
Cons: loud and in some cases annoying
Summary: 5-year-old Morgan says it's a good
game "cause". "It's fun because you get to try to get the parts out", she says. The game consists of parts such as spaer ribs and an adams apple with holes in a boys body-no nudity. It's fun for kids because...
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Dec 15 '02
Pros: Fun and funny as well
Cons: Wow those pieces are small
Summary: After seeing my kids play operation I can honestly say they should NOT be doctors. But hey they have a great time and I don't think there has been a time where they have sat down to play and have not laughed their heads off.
The object of...
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Jan 15 '02
Pros: keeps the kids busy on a rainy day!
Cons: Small pieces are always in the process of disappearing.
Summary: How does it work?
“Operation” is an enjoyable game in which your job is to successfully remove small plastic objects from holes in the game board with metal tweezers. The holes are lined with metal so that if you touch them with your tweezers BEEP!...
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Aug 01 '01
Pros: Never really found any.
Cons: Nerve-wracking buzzer, tough for small hands to handle.
Summary: "Operation" was very popular when I was growing up, so of course I had to have my own game set. Well, I started out determined to master the game and ready to get every one of the patient's bones out with my scalpel (little red plastic tweezers). If...
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May 03 '01
Pros: a fun game for a birthday party
Cons: easy to loose pieces
Summary: I would like to tell you about a game that I grew up with when I was a kid, Its called Operation I got this game when I was a kid. I loved playing it untell we lost the parts to the game. I was about seven years old when I got this game.
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Mar 24 '01
Pros: challenging for everyone
Cons: the pieces are small, not for younger children
Summary: I had this game growing up and loved it. I will definitely purchase the game for my son when he is old enough and hope that he gets as much enjoyment out of the game as I did. Hmn, maybe it will even make a doctor out of him. :)
The mission:...
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Mar 14 '01
Pros: Teaches small motor skills and money counting.
Cons: Small parts easy to loose.
Summary: I always wanted this game when I was young but being an only child with a single dad that was very busy I never got it. So when my son was given my husbands Operation game to bring home and play with I couldn't wait.
The games consists...
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Feb 03 '01
Pros: Teaches Hand eye coordination. And it makes noises to interest kids.
Cons: noise can get on your nerves.
Summary: I bought this game for my son. He loves to play and he improves each time.
I was excited to see this game still being made because I had one when I was a child.
You start out by putting all the parts into the body and one by one as...
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Jan 22 '01
Pros: Fun game that the family can play together.
Cons: small pieces are easily lost, buzzer will give you a heart attack!
Summary: My 9 year old son received this game as a Christmas present this last Christmas. He loves playing games, so I was sure he would love it. I remembered playing this as a child myself, and figured him and his younger sister and brother (ages 8 and 6)...
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Dec 29 '00
Pros: fun and simple to play
Cons: not challenging after awhile
Summary: I had this game when I was a kid. My whole family played it and it set us off into laughter and togetherness. We played it for awhile and then grew tired of it. Off in the box it went.
The game can be played by one or more players. It...
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Dec 13 '00
Pros: keeps right on ticking, has a nice pace
Cons: needs batteries
Summary: Did the dog fun off with any bones? This game reminds me of the game perfection only not as noisy. That is why I let this one in the house. We love the game perfection but Operation is more of a calm you down and concentrate kind of game.
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