Here's the Bzz: ZAPiT GameWave Entertainment System

I'm lucky enough to be a member of the BzzAgent website where I get to tree out products.  In return for the special deal we get on the products, we must tell others about our experiences with them.  Most recently I've gotten a chance to try out the ZAPiT GameWave System.  Here's a picture of what the system looks like:









It's a little bit bigger than a small DVD player, but still compact enough that you should be able to find room for it.  Here's a picture of the game that comes with the system:









Here's how it works.  You can have up to 6 remote controls with one system.  Each person gets their own remote, and everyone can play together.  For this trivia game, the first person picks what category they want to answer a question in.  Then everyone gets to answer that question although the person who's turn it is plays for more points than everyone else.  The game will give you a series of four clues, but the faster you answer, the more points you get. 

This game is great because it allows everyone to play at the same time.  There isn't any waiting for anyone else to get done with their turn.  The graphics and sound that come with the game are interesting as well.  There are several other games that you can get for this system.  To see a listing of them go to:  www.playgamewave.com

The great thing about their games is that they are non-violent, so if you are a parent who's worried about the video games your child plays, this is a great alternative.  It's also great for family game night as it's fun for the WHOLE family.  If you are having a party, you could even play in teams to get more people involved. 

I even have coupons right now where you can get the same rate that I did.  You can get the gamewave system (which doubles as a DVD player which I think is fantastic), 4 remotes plus 2 extra, and the included game plus 4 more for only $49.99.  It would make a great Christmas present.  The system even comes with a holder for your remotes plus all the batteries needed for them. 

What do you guys think.  Do you think this sounds like something that might interest you?