If I buy two of these for my children, do I need to buy each app twice for them to have on both, or can they share apps?
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You can have your purchased games, creativity apps, ebooks, music, and videos on up to 3 devices at once. Here is an FAQ from LeapFrog.com that can help you out: http://bit.ly/NUjEZd
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You need WiFi to connect to get the apps but my for year old has never once used it. We downloaded some the first day that were not that great. So basically I would say no.
1066503
Yes you will have to buy a second copy for a second account. You will need another serial number is the reason. There is a 14 day free trial that just came out she can use to try the game for free as well.
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not that I know of. As an adult with no kids around, I have not had to deal with the issue. i am sure that an app could be found. i Fro your information, it is not accepted as a machine by Google Play, so all apps there are not downloadable.
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I just bought Furby Boom. Trying to be a little ahead of the Xmas rush. So, we haven't opened the box. But, I believe that's why my 8 yr old asked for this one bc it does many things with the App. She has last years Furby and that one does all sort of things without the app. Sorry wish I could tell you more.
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You can install the apps in 2 devices; I have all the apps on the explorer as well as the LeapPad; it makes for a better value if you have more than 1 device.
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An app download can be added to up to three (3) devices. An app cartridge can only be used in one device at a time. I buy both at different times. Cartridges are available for some (not all) apps. They are available cheaper here on Amazon. With your twin grandsons and Leappad Ultras, some apps you would always want to buy as an app download because you would need the both of them to have it at the same time to play peer-to-peer games. So make sure and check that.
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For only two, no you won't. Like an ipod, you can put several devices on the same account, and the apps that you buy will be able to be downloaded on all of the LeapPad 2's on your account. You can only add so many LeapPads. I think it caps at 7.
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Yeah you can. But you might not be able to find the app you need on the Google play store so in that case you just Google search for the actual app and install it individually. I don't use it personally but anything is possible with android.
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Thank you for your inquiry. I am using these for other apps. Other gamers have bought 14 of them so far!!
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You can also visit their website , which tells you which apps support it . It works great on both iPads just make sure you have a screen protector.
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One more thing...no, you don't need the App. You can use it just a well with out the App...the App is more or less for spending money! They charge you for games and eggs and all sorts of things and these charges are very easy to rack up by "accident" too!
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Everything we've gotten has been from VTech. They said you should be able to download others, but when we tried, it didn't work. The VTech ebooks, games, and music apps have all been good, but the number of items currently the "rage" with children are limited. While our child has played some of them a few times and we use it for parts of home schooling, they haven't been something that he plays repeatedly as he has others on my husband's tablet.
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There are over 100 apps that are pre-loaded. Most are great educational games that are arranged by age or school grade for math, spelling, reading, writing, memory, geography, etc. Lots of stories and books. There are also some other games like Angry Birds, Candy Crush, etc. just for fun and are hidden away so you can dole them out when you want. Most apps are full version and all of them are fun for the kids. You don't need wifi, so you don't have to worry about the internet or popup ads where they would buy something. If you want to download more games, you can turn on wifi and go to Google Play Store. It's a really great learning tool, but it isn't a toy - so you have to keep an eye on them.
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You can create a google account and then download the apps from there. Not all apps are free.
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You will have access to tons of games on Google Play. You will probably only be limited by the version of Android that you have. I was able to get almost every single game that my kids asked me to buy for them. Install was SUPER quick and easy.
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Not certain - I only have one, and I was so disappointed in teh performance and the associated app that it went into mothballs. The first answer from Patrick Morton is probably more authoritative.