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Talking Pierre the Parrot
Tested version: 1.0
Latest version: 1.0
Requires Android: from 2.1
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Summary
Ladies and Germs: most of you will be familiar with Talking Tom, a game that has been downloaded over one million times from the Play Store. Well, Talking Tom has a featherey little friend who's been garnering popularity in his own right. While he may not have (yet) reached the same level of super stardom as his furry big brother (if birds and cats can be related, that is), we thought we'd check out Talking Pierre the Parrot, so read on for more details.
Features & Use
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-Samsung Galaxy Nexus 4.1.2
Talking Pierre is the star of the show, much as Talking Tom is the star of his show. The name of the game is interacting with the parrot in a manner which is either kind or cruel. For instance, you can pet the bird but you can also toss tomatoes at the poor thing. Talking Pierre the Parrot reacts in different ways to the various stimuli. Here's a list of actions that you can perform with him:
- Pet him: Little hearts will appear: Pierre enjoys this sort of attention!
- Speak to him: He will repeat whatever you say to him (to the best of his ability).
- Poke him: You can use his head as a honk and if you poke his belly a cat that looks a lot like Tom will appear and smash Pierre with a pair of cymbals.
- Press his feet: And he will perform the cowboy dance.
- Water Faucet: Pierre can splash water around the kitchen.
- Dishes: Pierre goes happy, festive Greek and begins to smash plates.
- Tomato: Use this button to throw tomatoes at Pierre.
- Mixer: Press this button if you're looking for a bit of privacy from Pierre and don't want him to hear what you're saying.
There's also a video feature, meaning you can film Pierre's antics and then broadcast them on YouTube or share them with friends via Email. We found this to be a cute feature and it works very smoothly.
Go to settings to make adjustments, especially if you know that younger users (children) will be playing with Pierre. If this is the case we recommend you switch off the violence featured in the game, or simply switch to the kids' mode.
Bottom line:
Talking Pierre the Parrot is the type of application that can be enjoyed by different types of users, but I'm thinking he'll be popular with children in particular. The parrot is fun, lovable and repeats everything you say to him, which is sure to get a laugh. We also commend the developers for thinking to integrate a kid's mode.
Screen & Controls
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Controls are child's play and everyone should be able to figure them out easily enough.
The graphics are pretty good, right down to the details. Nicely done, Talking Pierre the Parrot!
Speed & Stability
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Talking Pierre the Parrot runs fast and is stabile but it lagged and wobbled on the Galaxy Nexus on more than one occasion.
Price/Performance Ratio
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Talking Pierre the Parrot usually costs EUR 0.79 but seeing as it's our current app of the week you can download it for a cool EUR 0.49, which is a decent enough price.
A free version is also available.
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Market Comments
A Google User, Jun 8, 2013
So cute!!!! The Grandkids will love all of them because my husband and I think they are darling. Very creative and the person that created this is very talented.
A Google User, Apr 29, 2013
Not worth the dollar paid for it Paid for it in order to get rid of the ads for my baby, but it still has ads! Very disappointed. Not worth the dollar paid. DON'T PAY FOR IT! Keep with the fee version.
A Google User, Mar 30, 2013
Very Naughty This is the best ever laughing apps..I angel likes this very much..the tomato show..
A Google User, Mar 13, 2013
Fun but could use more stability! Grading it down for the mere fact that I bought the paid version and in the middle of play the stupid Ads keep popping up about Tom and da ada lady Cat. Need option to disable in-game Ads, clearly this is not on to have my child run in frustration unable to manoeuvre the game.
A Google User, Mar 12, 2013
Paid for this app. And extracting files won't work. Yes I have enough memory plus an SD card. Should work. I want my money back. Waste of .99
A Google User, Feb 14, 2013
Boring Its only fun for like 30 second s and if u pay 99 cents I would want it to do more
A Google User, Feb 4, 2013
Mary Love this absolutely cute app. Especially fun when the cat pops up to correct what the parrot says.
A Google User, Jan 17, 2013
Fun for kids This is a fun game for my kids. They can play this game and not get lost in the ads in pop up send some I use the 99 cents for it it was well worth it. I give it 5 stars because this is really good I wish I would've found 1 of these talking things a lot sooner.
A Google User, Jan 15, 2013
Fun , but could be better. I think that it would be nice I'd there was a button that you could push to hear him say random worlds that he was taight.
A Google User, Dec 16, 2012
Makes me laugh. Wish it has child lock that my baby cannot stop with home button
Elias, Nov 3, 2012
Graphics? For some reason, i guess it does not correctly identify my device, and the graphics are blurry
What did you think of it?
had the free version