Parents' Guide to

DisneyXD

By Caroline Knorr, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 8+

Games galore, but heavy on Disney XD show promos.

Website http://www.disneyxd.com
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Based on 2 parent reviews

magdala T.
magdala T. Parent of 14-year-old
April 1, 2023
age 6+
My Daughter's Friends Kids Remembers That Channel Back In They California Home 🏡 everyday after school 🏫 they would watch that channel and my son remembers that channel also also my four daughters remembers that channel.

This title has:

Educational value
Great messages
Great role models
Kristeyanne
Kristeyanne Adult
June 8, 2019
age 14+

What happened to being a kid?

Nearly Every single show has kids that act disrespectfully and are looking to "get with" some other person. The cartoons are awkward and deal with subject matter kids aren't ready for. LET THEM BE KIDS!!! There is a new pus push to have kids engaging in same sex relationships including kissing and cross dressing. It is enough! We are done with Disney XD.
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What’s It About?

Tween boys have such varied digital options that they rarely stay in one place. DISNEYXD.COM, the companion site of Disney's new cable television channel, is designed to hang onto this demographic by offering a compelling Web destination based on the channel's TV shows. The site offers a huge range of games, video snippets, full-length online exclusive shows, chat, and more. Boys can create and customize their avatar and play games to earn points, which can then be used to buy more cool (virtual) stuff for their avatar. The chat feature is filtered and monitored, just like on Disney's other sites that offer social networking, Club Penguin, Pixie Hollow and others.

Is It Any Good?

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Kids say (14 ):

Graphically, the production values on DisneyXD are excellent, and have the look, feel, and quality of the Disney XD channel itself. The games will be a big draw for boys, and the site's creators have done a nice job of categorizing the games so it's easy to find your favorites. Boys will also enjoy the overarching competition of competing for the site's highest scores.

Most likely, if your kids like the TV shows, they'll enjoy the games that are based on the show's characters and premises. And Disney is planning lots of tie-ins to the TV channel. Overall, the site is safe, so the main issue to be aware of is the onslaught of ads and show promos.

Online interaction: Kids can create their own profile and are encouraged to make friends with other kids.

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Website Details

  • Genre: Gaming
  • Pricing structure: Free
  • Last updated: November 4, 2015

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