Vroom Vroom Vroom. Girl Power is made easy driving this little racer made especially for little powder puff racers. It's irresistible in design, squeezable soft and easy to control. It features a chunky body making it perfect for little hands and real bump n go race car sounds. Using the unique steering wheel design remote is so simple. Push up to drive forward or push down to spin in circles. Drive towards the finish line, but preschoolers won't want to finish playing with this top rated remote control racer.

Shaped like Lightning McQueen's trademark tires, this carrying case and launcher holds up to 12 of your favorite 1:55 scale CARS vehicles. Just turn the hub to send vehicles rolling from the gravity launcher! The case comes with one exclusive Snot Rod die-cast vehicle. Measures 10"L x 11.75"W x 3"H.

This SiriusConnect Vehicle Tuner is a compact component that can integrate with any Sirius-Ready, Sat-Ready headunit, select OEM headunits, and other compatible controllers when combined with specialty SiriusConnect interface bus translators. Connect and control SIRIUS directly through your Sirius-Ready headunit Compact size allows for hidden installation Interface cable combines power, audio and control through a single connection providing a direct audio connection to a headunit Compatible with the next generation of SiriusConnect interface adapters Includes magnetic mount satellite antenna, SiriusConnect interface cable, and removable mounting plate Package Includes: SCC1 Vehicle Tuner (with mounting plate attached) Mini-magnetic antenna with 21' cable, tail cover and alcohol pad SiriusConnect Interface Cable (Male/Male) Mounting screws (x4) Compatibility: Compatible with all SIRIUS Dock & Play radios that feature the new SIRIUS Universal Dock capability, and Portable radios. Interface is specifically designed to work with the following aftermarket brands: KenwoodAlpineJVCPioneerPanasonicSonyClarionDirected Electronics, Inc.Eclipse 

Midtown Madness 2 is the exact opposite of the typical racing game. Instead it's the simple racer for which PC speed freaks have been praying. It looks and plays better than most console racers, and while it is definitely an arcade racer and not a full-on driving simulation, that doesn't mean you can play it with your brain in park. The only people who might have a gripe with Midtown 2 are those who played the original to death, as the sequel is only slightly improved from the original. As in the original game, Midtown 2 features wild racing through busy city streets complete with multicar pileups and citizens diving for cover. This time the action takes place in the streets of San Francisco and London. As expected, San Francisco sports its many landmarks and famous rolling hills, which offer plenty of chances to build up speed for ludicrous stunts. Keep an eye open for the Golden Gate Bridge and the Palace of Fine Arts. London's tight turns and twisting streets put the emphasis on driver skill rather than flat-out speed. Landmarks include Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, and Trafalgar Square. Of course, the secret to success in the Midtown games is to find unconventional shortcuts that can bring about a quick victory. For the most part players will be racing in standard circuit and checkpoint races. Interestingly, you must unlock most of the 20 cars in the game by finishing a series of races or completing the two in-game driving schools. You can't drive our favorite car--the Aston Martin DB7--until you finish British cabby school, but once you do get it, you'll be a terror on the highways. We only wish more automobiles were available right from the start, as the performance of the cars varies as wildly as their makes and models. While the cities are interesting to look at and many of the structures contain shortcuts and other secret passages, the overall look of the game is more cartoony than realistic. While the graphics don't stand up against the Need for Speed games, they are more than adequate in their own right. However, you will need a fairly powerful machine to see them in all their cartoony glory. --Mark Brooks Pros: Fast-paced driving action Easy to play with a wide variety of cars London and San Francisco look just enough like their real counterparts to be worth exploring even when not racing Cons: Too many vehicles need to be unlocked by completing various tasks Graphics, while decent, aren't the most up-to-date If you've played the first game, there really isn't a lot here you haven't seen already

Let this game manage your road rage. Midtown Madness 2, sequel to one of the biggest sellers of 1999, is an over-the-top street racer where the focus is more on fun than it is on racing etiquette. This version builds on the gameplay of the first, and adds San Francisco and London--complete with accurate street maps and landmarks--to the itinerary. Also added to the vehicle roster are nine new urban machines, such as the Freightliner fire truck and a traditional English taxicab. The game is designed for you to explore your shortcuts, so go ahead and take that brand new Mustang down Lombard Street or cut across Hyde Park. You can bring your driving abilities up to speed in the game's crash-course mode, where you can unlock cool new cars and races by completing some skill-building exercises.

Tear through the streets of San Francisco in an uphill (and downhill) battle to beat the clock! Or hop the pond to merry old England and watch the bobby-cops go bloody balmy as you throttle through downtown London.

Catch the bus, subway, or ferry to travel the city and tackle fun math challenges in the stores of Spectacle City. Build addition, subtraction, geometry, and problem solving skills while constructing a skyscraper, sorting toys at the toy store, counting types of candy at the outdoor market, and more.

Buzz Lightyear uses arc lasers, hoverboards, and old-fashioned Space Ranger muscle power as he attempts to save the universe from Emperor Zurg and his vile minions in this multilevel action game. The mission: chase bad guys, then defeat them. The game has 14 primary missions that take place in nine different 3-D locations. Most of these locales are worlds: Jo-Ad, a pastoral planet; Karn, a swampy world where the ooze slows the action; and Flamar, a planet where players must dodge molten lava hazards, are just a few of the wild planets Buzz must visit. Players must help Buzz complete each mission before moving on to the next. There are two levels of difficulty: Cadet and Space Ranger. As Buzz races through these strange worlds, there are shields, wild modes of transportation, and even teleport machines to help him on his way. The weaponry in this game would make Charlton Heston's day: there's a standard issue laser gun, homing plasma guns, iceguns, Gatling guns, arc lasers, and various grenades and rockets. We didn't know Buzz was such a shoot 'em up kind of guy! Though the myriad missions take place in different settings, with different hazards, this Windows-only game can become boring, since the basic nature of each mission is chase and destroy. It's possible to win medals for rescuing little green men, and one of the two bonus levels involves finding all of the parts of a robot character (XR) who's been blown to bits, but even these extra elements are still just chase scenes with different motivations. Attention to detail is missing on this program: Commander Nebula repeats mission instructions on an endless loop unless the player hits a space bar to interrupt, and even on the highest resolution setting, this game lacks that smooth, flawless Toy Story look. Also, the keyboard user interface was serviceable for game play, but it was counterintuitive and frustrating when we needed to change options. We think some of Zurg's minions may be to blame. (Ages 8 and up) --Anne Erickson

Unite with Buzz Lightyear and his intergalactic crew for the ultimate mission: saving the universe. This CD-ROM lets galaxy warriors wander through 14action-packed levels and seven intergalactic worlds.Players take on the role of Buzz Lightyear and come face to face with the evil Emperor Zurg. Joining Buzz Lightyear on his mission of intergalactic good is a team of rookie Space Rangers: Booster, who's just a bit too gung-ho; Mira Nova, with her cool way of "ghosting" through the world; and XR, a wise-cracking, gadget-filled robot.Buzz Lightyear's worlds are brought to vivid, animated life. The colorful settings (seven in all) include Jo-Ad--covered in rolling green fields grazed upon by giant purple alien cattle--and Trade World, a futuristic urban environment where everything is for sale, thugs abound, and justice is sold to the highest bidder. Spooky Canis is lit only by a tiny neutron star, blanketed in perpetual darkness, and host to undead robots and werebots. Then there's Flamar. Located near a huge flaming sun, most of this world is a molten surface studded with volcanoes spewing explosive lava bombs.Players collect credits by blasting Zurg's minions and running over coins. Power-ups cost credits but make Buzz Lightyear even more powerful with key accessories, including the jet pack, jet bike, hoverboard, and teleport. Once levels are successfully completed, they can be played again in two different bonus modes--time-attack and search-and-rescue. There are 70 medals to earn in total. Only the most stalwart of rangers will succeed.

Help Buzz Lightyear Save the Galaxy! Product Information Buzz Lightyear is the hero of thegalaxy and the ultimate space ranger. Buzz Lightyear and his fellow Space Rangers at Star Command must fight to save the galaxy from the evil Zurg and Zurg's vile minions and legions of deadly troops. Zurg has planted his henchmen throughout theuniverse. Buzz Lightyear must pursue these villains from planet to planet and apprehend each of them. In a glorious showdown on Planet Z, Buzz Lightyear has to take on Zurg himself. Along the way, Buzz Lightyear is aided by his friends at Star Command.Commander Nebula provides missions briefs. Teammates Booster and Mira add their firepower while Buzz Lightyear rescues XR and the Little Green Men from mortal peril. Will Buzz Lightyear make it?  Will Star Command triumph and foil Zurg'sevil schemes?  The adventure is about to start for the finest Space Ranger of them all, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command. Fun Activities Include Mission 1:  Jo-Ad The peaceful agricultural center of thegalactic alliance is in trouble.  One of Torgue's thugs has been spotted rampaging around. Mission 2:  Flamar Near a huge flaming sun, most of this world is molten liquid with outcrops of solid rock and volcanoes thatspew lava. Buzz Lightyear must defeat the evil Gravitina, whose control of gravity is wreaking havoc on the planets surface. Mission 3:  Canis Lunis This remote planet is desolate and eerie. An ideal location for Nos4A2, theenergy vampire to strike. Take care when confronting him. Mission 4:  Karn a perpetual swamp, in a world alive with jungle plants. There is an evil presence that must be dealt with swiftly, going by the name of Skreel. Mission 5:  Tradeworld The b