When I first signed up, at first, I couldn't see my Avatar with all the people there. Anyways, Pros and Cons time. Pros: Great for baseball card collectors (Which I'm thinking of starting) Nice Mini-Games, and okay Graphics. Cons: The game's kinda slow (Especially on Mini-games) you can get lost easily, and the characters walk kinda funny. Overall, 3/5.
Upper Deck U
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Not age appropriate for kids under 7, age appropriate for kids over 11; suggested age 10. -
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Common Sense says
Sports world requires trading cards and cash to access fun.
Why We Rated This
for Ages 10–11
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What Parents Need to Know
About Upper Deck U
Parents need to know that registration is free, but the site also features an Insider Access paid subscription level that gives you the ability to purchase licensed team- and player-specific merchandise and other extras. You can also become an Insider by purchasing Upper Deck card products in stores and entering a code from the wrapper or by purchasing a digital pack bundle on the site. Digital packs range from $5.95 to $54.95 and include online sports cards and gold coins, which are used as one of the site's two forms of currency.
Read our full review by Erin Brereton
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- I rate this title on for age 10 and give it
Ehh, it's okay.


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