Arachnid Cricket Pro 110 Soft-Tip Dart Game

Manufacturer: Arachnid
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Product Description

The Arachnid Cricket Pro 110 electronic dart board will keep you on your toes thanks to the unique voice record feature, where the computer calls out a recorded name to announce the next turn. This board features 24 games with 132 options, including five cricket games, and it can accommodate up to eight players. It has a 13.0-inch target area with micro-thin segment dividers that dramatically reduce bounce-outs, and an LED display of player scores. Other features include single in/out and double in/out features, sleep mode, Play On and ranking features, and player handicapping. It's powered by either the included AC adapter or four AA batteries (not included).

Specifications:

Dimensions: 21.5 x 16.5 x 2 inches (HxWxD)
Target area: 13 inches
Number of players: Up to 8
Number of games: 24

What's in the Box?
Electronic dart board, six soft-tip darts (with extra tips), AC adapter, mounting hardware, game manual, and printed operating instructions

Product Details

Electronic dartboard for family fun--24 games with 132 options (5 Cricket)
Computer voice feature calls out a recorded name to announce the turn
Micro-thin segment dividers dramatically reduce bounce-outs
LED display of player scores; 13-inch target area
Includes six soft-tip darts (with extra tips); battery power option (4 AA batteries not included)

Customer Reviews

Solid product

Review Date: May 15, 2009

Reviewer: J. Schwingel, Friendship, WI USA

I was putting this game up in my garage and accidentally dropped it (about 5 feet) onto the cement floor. I thought it would be broken for sure, but it works great!! Very solid game. Fun too. Buy the heavier darts, the ones included with the game are kinda cheap.

Quit working as soon as it was received

Review Date: February 2, 2010

Reviewer: Rose, TN

I bought this for my grandson for Christmas. When he opened it, he was so excited - it was just what he wanted. The lights and sounds were great and he wanted to play. (He's 12 - not destructive, and didn't do anything to "break" the board.) His dad immediately went to get materials to hang it on the wall for him. They didn't even get to play one game until the thing quit working. They tried new batteries (even though they had started with new ones), read the entire instruction manual to troubleshoot, etc. Nothing worked. It's a piece of junk. Don't waste your money.