Roboreptile Is Here

And He's A Real Predator

WowWee's angry, aggressive Roboreptile does a lot with just four legs. It can jump, lunge, hop on its rear legs, turn swiftly left or right, and race forward. By combining these legs with a fully articulated, six-inch neck, a foot-plus-long tail, very reptilian face and a mouthful of rubber teeth, the Roboreptile achieves a startling effect.

WowWee's black-and-white reptile robot comes with a remote control. In fact, it's a three-level remote that includes a demo mode, direction controls, a feed button, guard mode, and, most welcome, a three-level volume control.

Features

• Realistic biomorphic movements
• Four-legged walking and high speed jumping; bipedal “attack” mode; jumping action
• Flexible neck; whipping tail
• Multi-sensory environmental awareness
• Infra-red vision sensors for obstacle avoidance and detection of movements
• Sonic sensors for detection of sharp, loud sounds
• Touch sensor for responding to human interaction

The Roboreptile is the successor to the Roboraptor. While comparisons are inevitable, it is best to think of them as each occupying a different niche market. While the Roboraptor can be a friendly and aggressive pet, the Roboreptile is the true predator between the two. It is fast, agile, and belligerent. It rarely enjoys being petted and greatly resists hooding unless it is too full to care. Because it is very mobile and always hunting and exploring, I believe the Roboreptile is best left in Free Roam Mode. It is much less of a pet, much more of an untamable adversary.

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