I had this game as a child & always loved playing it, often playing by myself using a timer & trying to beat my best time. Living out in the middle of nowhere, there wasn't a lot to do, and being the youngest of five children, I didn't have many kids my age to play with anyways. My mom often played games with me though, because she was stuck in the boonies, too! You learn to have fun doing the simplest of things, and this game is one of those things. Although, my recollection is that the old game only had the suspenders, not the cardboard 'backboard'. I'm guessing that was probably added by the makers to avoid eye injuries, etc. when the ants go flying. My recollection may be wrong, though. The price on Amazon seems a high. I just bought it Toys R Us for $[...], on sale. It think the regular price was only $[...]. I'm hoping we'll have fun playing it at Christmas when younger kids are visiting, because it'll be a while before I can play it with my 3 month old grandson! I think I'll go back to Toys R Us and get "Don't spill the beans". That was another one of my favorites, again, sometimes playing it alone! Bottom line is Ants in the Pants is an inexpensive way to have fun. It's not very educational, unless you consider the part of teaching the child patience, because it takes a bit to get the hang of it. And it does teach hand/eye coordination, I guess. You can't go wrong with this small investment. I definitely recommend this game.Get more detail about Ants in the Pants Cootie Games.
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