Great for a game of memory
590293
Bought these for a staff day to have as an option for solitaire or a game of remember/match. They are very large. I wish they were more sturdy as a normal playing card would be but I assume large cards as such use a different card stock.
3895452
Great price, used them to send memory books to my Son's Grandparents, as I live in Houston and they missed a lot of his firsts because we cannot travel back and forth to NY and NJ, where our families live. They LOVED them and appreciated the memories, even though they couldn't be there personally, this is a nice memento for them. I actually purchase 6 more to send to all his Aunts as well.
1408115
In great shape , massive memory for the older playstation games ,I will need to buy more , still . LOL essentially one per game , rpgs take alot of memory . It's nice to have it.
303350
Yes, this is not an officially-licensed "Memory" game, but since none exists with the Cars movie theme, this is the only one on the market.  We really like it!  Positives:

-- Many cards ... 27 matches can be made;
-- Nice vibrant designs and colors;
-- Perfect sized cards for little fingers;
-- Price is right.

The cards have held up well thus far, and have been played with a lot.  They are not as thick and rigid, though, as the cards for official "Memory" games made by another toy manufacturer.

All in all, I highly recommend this toy if you have a child who loves the Cars movie, and is at the right age to play these sorts of matching/memory games.  Our boy is 4, and girl is 3, and they both play really well.  It's neat watching them improve and begin to understand the game.
1219237
When I was in elementary school, I often played the memory game "I'm going on a picnic, and I'm bringing ____."  This game uses that same concept, which makes the game easy to pick up- you could teach it to your friends in under 3 minutes. Instead of thinking of your own answer to add to the list, players draw cards with hilariously inappropriate items. This game, while most definitely not suitable for children, is a delightful and off-the-wall party game that I look forward to teaching to many of my friends.
4580402
This is a fun game to play.  I work with kids who have trouble processing, and this gives them practice brainstorming.  We just play it as a team trying to beat the clock together.
1116496
I bought this for my father-in-laws 80th birthday party (as decoration for on the wall).  It was fun for people to talk about their memories of the game.  Fun decorating piece for events other than child's birthday.
3467833
There are so many different memory tests and games that can be played in order to increase your memory. I grabbed this book because I thought reading about memory might be better than just playing games. I was impressed by the different techniques that the book offered on focus, like how to deal with distractions, and even prioritizing. Another section that this book is about different mental exercises that one can try to help their ability to retain information. I would suggest this book to anyone interested in increasing their memory.
3611925
Who doesn't love the Memory game?  These are really a special gift - and the price point is just right for being hand crafted in the USA.  I get this for most kids' birthday parties.
3207584
I enjoy working on computer systems, old and up to todays systems. Amazon is a good place to look for older memory for older systems. Sometimes the old systems are the better ones. The new ones don't allow most of the older games in todays markets to be played. I enjoy the building coaster games. Some of the motherboards I have restored used this type of memory. When I get another one put together, I'll be getting more of this memory.
4745011
Overall, this is just a fun card. Plus, it hits many nostalgia notes for me. And likely other players, as well.
3320890
I like this memory book a lot. It has questions that you wouldn't remember the answers to without being able to reference back to it throughout the years. Cute things, what the kid liked most, what they worried about the most, their favorite subject, best friends, etc. It's fun to ask my daughter the questions and hear her answers. It has provoked a lot of heartfelt conversations, oddly enough. It will also be fun to see her handwriting change over the years, as I let her fill in most of the pieces.
3238590
As good as I remember! Bought this game for use during my son's therapy sessions. He was adamant he wasn't going to be interested in playing but ended up playing 3 games. Great thinking and turn taking game. Assists in promoting question asking and communication.
2482870
I played this at a local community game night and jumped midway into a game that was already in progress between a very age-diverse group.  I was able to pick up the rules in a minute or two and found it to be a really enjoyable game.  It was apparent that the volume of cards supplied make for significant replayability as the chance that you'll ever have the same hand twice is incredibly thin.  I can picuture this being one I teach my boys once they're 5 or 6.
3468628
We are going to have a lot of fun with this product. Its easy to use and will be a memory maker for sure.
4963175
I like this product because you can save about 251 (two houndred fifty one) blocks. This help to you if you like some sports or some action games, this help you much. AND ITS TIME TO BUY ONE because I like 3 or 4 memory cards to feel like SHIGERU MIYAMOTO feels.
2993541
I've played the traditional board for 50 years, and since my new wife and I play an average of ten games a week, it was time for something fresh. Our games had become "speed Scrabble" and were usually finished in 25 minutes, with the winner's score ranging from 325-410 or so. The $50 this version cost is equal to what we spend at the local cineplex for two movie dates with junk food. We expect to have thousands of hours of pleasure with this item. The board's ball-bearing ride does suck, as many other reviewers noted. Our solution has been to put the new larger board right on top of our old board and its lazy-susan turntable. Works fine that way on our dining table, on top of a placemat. It's been fun learning where the big score squares are, and waiting to get two "Q's" or two "X's" or two "Z's" at the same time. Our scores now, winning or losing, are usually in the mid-600's. It takes us 70 minutes for a game, cutting our play to one game a night, which doesn't hurt a bit. For anyone who likes to play regularly, with fairly competent opponents, I recommend it. You might end up making a few new words, and will definitely have fun learning the triple and quadruple letter square locations.