Operation Rescue Unit |  | Brand: Hasbro
Category: Toy
List Price: $24.99
Buy New: $20.00
You Save: $4.99 (20%)
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Avg. Customer Rating:  7 reviews
Sales Rank: 2620
Batteries: 3
Batteries Included: No
Age: 6 - 12 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.9
Dimensions (in): 3.3 x 10.7 x 10.9
MPN: 01589
Model: 1589
UPC: 653569249153
EAN: 0653569249153
ASIN: B000OL311U
Release Date: June 15, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Condition: This package is unopened.
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| Features:
| • | It#8217;s the classic skill and action game featuring 15 new ailments, including #8220;texting thumb#8221; and #8220;joystick wrist!#8221; | | • | Be a super surgeon as you use the tweezers to remove 1the different ailments. | | • | Keep a close eye on the heart monitor #8211; it keeps track of your score. | | • | Press the oxygen pump to add more time | | • | Medical case with tweezers comes with 15 Funatomy parts, 4 game sliders, 15 doctor cards, 4 turn markers and instructions. |
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Product Description
Compete with your friends to see who has the steadiest hand and the speediest techniques in this updated, interactive game of Operation. It's the same basic gameplay as the classic, but with all-new bells and whistles. There's a push-pump oxygen ventilator for Sam the Patient's irregular heart beat, automatic scoring and a light-up heart monitor. Comes complete with four exciting games. Includes three skill levels for the entire family to enjoy. Requires 3 "AA" batteries, not included.
Amazon.com Product Description
style type="text/css" .caption { font-family: Verdana, Helvetica neue, Arial, serif; font-size: 10px; font-weight: bold; font-style: italic; } ul.indent { list-style: inside disc; text-indent: -15px; } /style Modern medicine has made many advances over the past years--and so has the Milton Bradley game of Operation. This updated version of the classic game still requires the skills of manual dexterity, mental concentration, and calm under pressure as you remove the ailments from the patient, Cavity Sam. But the new Operation Rescue Kit features four different game variations and a more advanced electronic system for even more excitement. Intended for ages six and up, Operation Rescue Kit allows each of the two to four players to set his or her own skill level for each game, which helps to level the playing field and make it a great game for all ages. P table align=left width=300 cellpadding=10 tr td img src="http://images.amazon.com/images/G/01/toys/detail-page/B000OL311U-1.jpg" border=1 align=topbrbrspan class="caption"The Operation Rescue Kit features an advanced electronic system and four different games. View larger./span /td /tr /table table align=right width=225 cellpadding=10 tr td img src="http://images.amazon.com/images/G/01/toys/detail-page/B000OL311U-2.jpg" border=1 align=topbrbrspan class="caption"The whole game folds up into a stylish blue 'First Aid Kit'. View larger./span /td /tr /table bWell-Designed Operation: Exciting to Play, Easy to Store/bbr Operation fans will recognize Cavity Sam, who has the same ruddy nose ready to buzz if you accidentally bump the tweezers against a niche's metal edge. Joining the ranks of the old "Funatomy" ailments like Funny Bone, Broken Heart, and Spare Ribs, the board also includes some updated woes such as Joystick Wrist and Texting Thumb for a total of 15 parts. The tweezers are conveniently connected to the frame and have a special slot to begin and end each turn. The 15 Doctor Cards picture the parts to be removed, and the games are easily selected by slipping one of four plastic "sliders" into the illuminated area at the top. The sliders help keep score, let you know whose turn it is, and add an exciting red-light-flashing urgency. A game can be ended at any time by simply removing the slider, and the winner's number will flash based on the points so far. P When not in use, all the small parts can be neatly stowed in a built-in, snap-shut container on the board. In fact, the whole game folds up into a stylish First Aid-looking kit made of white durable plastic, featuring convenient indented carrying handles and two snap-shut latches to keep the pieces inside. To help save on batteries, the game automatically shuts off after one minute when the slider is removed, or after five minutes if the slider is left in place.P b4 Fun Games in 1: Trial Run of Operation/bbr Operation Rescue Kit is fairly simple to set up by using a Phillips-head screwdriver to open the back and inserting three AA batteries (not included). The instructions for each of the four games are straightforward, although younger players will probably need help the first time. The player number markers look like they fit on top of the game slider area, but they don't belong there and can be a little tricky to remove.P The game's sound effects are very appealing, and include variations such as the heartbeat in "More Oxygen Please" and the siren in "Specialist Help" to keep it interesting. The games "Speed It Up" and "Rush Job" are played against the clock with penalties (but no loss of turn) from the buzzer. Players of the old version may miss the almost shocking buzzer and vibration, but young, modern players will probably appreciate the less daunting, gentler buzzer sound. P Occasionally, the game didn't register slight bumps from the tweezers, making it more forgiving for younger players but perhaps a little less challenging for the more advanced. The carrying case works great--the Doctor Cards slide around a bit, but that's all. P With the buzzer, the moving lights, and the sound effects, Operation Rescue Kit gets the adrenaline pumping and the players excited, and offers enough variation and level adjustments to keep players of all ages engaged. P BPros/B ul li4-in-1 game design for continued fun and sustained interest li3 level settings adjustable for each player's age and skill liGame can be ended and winner displayed at any time liEasy storage and transport with built-in case /ul BCons/B ul liTempting to put number markers in wrong place liMetal edge sometimes not sensitive to light bumps from tweezers liNostalgic Operation players might miss old, scary buzzing /ul bWhat's in the Box/bbr Patient board, connected tweezers, and built-in carrying case; 4 game sliders; 15 Funatomy ailment parts; 15 Doctor Cards, 4 turn markers; instruction booklet. br clear="all"
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| Customer Reviews: Read 2 more reviews...
 Fun for the whole family... August 28, 2008
Great fun, my kids love this and even started playing it before the batteries were put in. Great fun even without lights and noise (-:
 New Twist, Old Favorite April 3, 2008
They made some great improvements to this old staple. The parts and slots to pull them out of are more interesting and updated. The buzzer is less startling, though getting a jolt from the noise was sort of fun. They have added three new games to play. At first it is complicated to figure out the way the light works and how to program the players into it before each game. The kids also didn't really want to wait to learn each game. Once we learned them we just gave direction during the game and they caught on quickly. Honestly though, we just all wanted to try pulling out the pieces without complicating it. It is still fun - in short bursts.
Very fun "modern" Operation game!! January 7, 2008
My kids have loved this game and get a lot of laughs of out when they play. I love this new version because it lets you select the level of your child which really helps when you have all ages of kids playing it. I recommend this game to everyone!
 Fun game, but poorly made January 1, 2008
I purchased this as a Christmas gift for my 10-year old. Unfortunately parts broke as they were being taken out of the packaging, the game is still playable but would be better if all pieces were intact. A fun game, but cheaply made.
Fun December 26, 2007
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
A great new look, and it is a lot more fun, and I actually enjoy playinbr /it with the kiddos, again, great memories, and lots of fun
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