Where do you start?

As it was the anticipation of course great arrived, whether it is as good as on the Wii-U.
Unfortunately, the problems began, but at an early age.

First, the download, the beats to book with about 2 GB, lasts forever.
Not because we have such a slow line (50,000), but because the server is no longer blazes.
So the download was around 2 hours before you could ever play.
Ok no big deal, but you should mention that you it takes some time.

This was followed by the first match ... Start App, Portal and joypad and off we went.
Stupidly Trap Team is indeed compatible with the Fire HD6, but playable is something else.
Constantly are stuck or jump the audio files.
The graph jerky strong and stops for a few seconds also likes.

The next criticism is that these are the Skylander apparently not installed locally, so
always requires a WLAN connection.
This limits the mobility again enormously, and really raises the question why
has ever produced a tablet version.
I just want to home games, I do not crouch down in front of the Tablet, but sitting on the sofa
and games on a stationary console.

Anyway, there are endless loading times when switching the Skylander, it can advance 30 seconds
and more take up the respective Skylander downloaded from the Internet was.
This one needs only once per Skylander make, then they are stored locally.

The next point of criticism is the battery life of the portal.
This keeps maximum of 3 hours and you need new batteries.
Clean joke, this can not be the serious !?
The batteries a grave is but something if now the kids would play with 3 hours day,
I needed every 2 days NEN full package batteries.
Those are huge amounts of costs that come as a.

All in all I rate from the tablet variant from.
Not only that it is hardly compatible with a tablet, no it is just too complicated,
too lengthy to set up and clean not läufts.
For this, the high battery wear etc etc ...

2 stars there are, after all, since Trap Team ansich a great game, but porting to the tablet
it has absolutely not survived.

At this point Activision should probably make more of a PC version, which is then easily
on a notebook could have played.
But could, would, could, of course, does not help.

Sorry, no buy recommendation!