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40 Winks Sony Playstation Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:742725198159
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Playstation 1
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:PS1_40_WINKS
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
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Great game along the lines of Donkey Kong 64, Banjo Kazoie for the N64, but more kiddie, I would go into more detail, but you can read all the other reviews, do not pay any attention to those sad people who gave bad reveiws, I dont know what they where thinking. For [the price]. how can any one go wrong.
An excellent platformer with a lovely graphics style and musical score.
I’ve always been a bit iffy about buying used games from anyone other than a company like GameStop and even more so from everyday people, but I am very glad that I did. Not only did this package arrive a week before it’s estimate, but it has not a single scratch on it’s surface.I remember having this game when I was a kid and I remember how much I always had while playing it, even now when I went back through my collection of old playstation demos, I still have had lots of fun playing 40 winks and I knew I wanted it again. I am especially happy I got this at such an affordable price. I don’t know about you, but I’d rather not pay exorbitant prices they force you to cough up for some of the classics like crash bandicoot or spyro or croc legend of the gobbos. Those have gone for as much as seventy dollars! What kind of ridiculous price is that?So what I saw this I was torn between joy and suspicion. I was wondering why it was so cheap, thinking it may have some bad scratches on it and it was someone looking to make some quick money, but boy was I wrong.This game is in almost perfect condition, as if it were shipped to be unopened and I know I am really going to enjoy playing it.
This game is enjoyable, somewhat along the lines of Spyro the Dragon, or Crash Bandicoot. The storyline is deceptively childlike, masking certain comic mayhem which will amuse adults. You can play as a little girl or boy. I recommend the girl. Her teddy bear "weapon" seems to pack a better wallop than her brother’s silly candle!The storyline concerns a grumpy old mad scientist who has destroyed all but forty "winks" in the world–those little pokeman-like critters who bring good dreams to people. Your mission is to free the remaining forty winks, who are kidnapped and caged around the game’s 18 clever levels.The gameplay is fairly straightforward, with no "puzzle" rounds to rack your brain over. However, the obvious simplicity of this makes for poor replay–once you’ve seen it, you’ve seen it.There are no power-ups per se, but you have ample opportunities to don an assortment of costumes (think Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko), all of which are extremely powerful and fun to use. Reviewer’s Hint: If you are looking for pink keys in the Space level, and you should find yourself on a conveyor belt carrying rocks, look up!
I bought this game basically because of the previews and the cute graphic remark. I love this game and have a 5 yr old and 7 yr old that love it too. There is a short cartoon sequence at the beginning while the mom is putting the little girl and boy to bed. You can then play as the girl with a teddy bear for a weapon or the boy with a candlestick as a weapon. Leave the bedroom and go to the playroom for training in using the controller or jump right in to the “other side”. You go through a door and end up in the woods where you pick from 3 places to go in the beginning or if you punch the witch a few times she’ll race you. You are looking for 40 winks(small creatures) and you have to collect a certain amount of “cogs” to open each new door. The trick is in finding the cogs and the jack-in-the-box looking toys so your player can morph into a caveman, a fairy, or a cavegirl who has some mean karate skills. You’ll need these other characters to get into some of the areas where cogs are hidden. This game is loads of fun and just frustrating enough to make you throw the controller. :) It’s a puzzle for the adults, a clean “fighting”, racing, exploring game for the kids and the graphics are really cute.
I had this game when I was little and had the tendency of selling alot of them, such as this one, and I had to buy it again and I’m glad I did! It’s still as fun as it use to be(:
I stumbled onto 40 Winks late in the day; my path to video game fan was paved with SuperMario World for the Super NES and Croc for the PS1. While my boys were busy playing next gen games (PS2, XBox, GCube), I inherited a PS1 and started trying out obscure PS1 games in search of that magic combination that made Croc great (where are you now, little Croc?). Spyro is real cute, too. Anyway, I was buying weird PS1 games, and 40 Winks is a real TREAT! The graphics aren’t the greatest and the movements are not as smooth as one might like in this PS2 era, but you get used to them after a few rounds. I played 40 Winks a few minutes a day for a few weeks, and it is awesome! The story is too cute, but you get to fight guys with no blood and no cursing, the levels are repetitive but can be challenging, and best of all, while you collect several different things throughout the game you’re freeing the Winks from the evil Threadbare. I like a game where it is possible to do every little thing. Finally, this is a game that is just fun, with no horror or negativity, that one can enjoy playing after a tough day at the office. So many games now are dark and noirish, if not just plain mean and ugly…this is a respite from all that negativity.
I played this game a lot when I was a kid. You can play as Ruff or Tumble and go about the Dream World and help the Winks to save other people’s dreams! You must defeat the nasty Hoodwinks and restore dreams to everyone. It’s fun to play but can be a bit challenging at a few parts so be warned! I haven’t been able to beat the whole game but the gameplay is cool
Okay, so 40 Winks isn’t the most awe-inspiring game that you can put into your PlayStation console but it isn’t the worst by far.Yes, I agree with some critics that the talking alarm clock was a bit babyish but he didn’t appear very often other than to give hints on what to do in certain parts of the game. At least you didn’t have put up with his voice for very long which I have to admit reminded me of someone with perpetually blocked sinuses!The story is as follows. NiteKap, the villain of the game just can’t get to sleep. He decides that if he can’t get some shuteye the why should any body else get a good night’s sleep? He sends Threadbear, his cute but evil teddy-bear sidekick to capture the Winks; these are little creatures that give people good dreams. Instead he turns most of the of the Winks into Hood-Winks who are little green little critters that give make sure that no can sleep because all dreams will become nightmares! However there are still 40 Winks left but they are held captive and it is the player’s job to rescue them and save the world from everlasting nightmares!To move from level to level you must unlock doors, so along with freeing the Winks you have to collect cogs to open doors as well as find 12 keys to put into a clock, thus enabling you to battle it out with Threadbear and Co. for fate of the sleeping world,The two characters you can play as are great. Ruff and Tumble are their names and I especially liked the fact you could batter your adversaries in.
The disc was functional Nd clean happy with the purchase