Nov 28
Littlest Pet Shop LPSO Virtual Pets – KITTY 1
- Cuddly kitty pet comes with a secret code
- Unlock a virtual world and join a fun and pet-lovin online community
- You can connect and play games with friends
- Make new virtual pets go on exciting adventures and much more
- It¿s a super-special place that you can make all your own and it¿s just for you and your pet
Product Description
This adorable kitty pet holds a special secretâand the key to a whole new âworldâ! Cuddle up with your new friend in front of the computer and use her secret code to unlock a special online community. You can connect and play games with friends, make new virtual pets, go on exciting adventures and much more! Itâs a super-special place that you can make all your own and itâs just for you and your pet!… More >>
Littlest Pet Shop LPSO Virtual Pets – KITTY 1
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We have enjoyed a few Littlest Pet Shop VIP stuffed animals. The on-line world has provided hours of enjoyment for my children. They started using it at age 5 and 7 with no problems. They were able to navigate around on their own and would laugh with delight at the different games. NOT THIS TIME. The new on-line world with LPSO is very unfriendly. The map feature doesn’t seem to go anywhere. We were unable to move the pet around and find the places on the map. We stumbled on a couple of games and then couldn’t get out of them. We gave up. The old version was so much easier to use. It is a shame they “improved” it. Be aware: there is no cross over between the previous on-line world and this one; previous VIP pets cannot be transferred over and played with in LPSO. Another huge irritation is that they “give” you “premium” access for your first thirty days. After which you have to pay $7 per month to retain premium membership or the site becomes a stripped-down version. As a parent you can’t even decide not to try the premium membership. Very rude, strong-armed marketing. No thank you.
Rating: 1 / 5