My daughter is using her leapster on the new ni hao kai lan game and has three web codes but going to the website I am unable to enter them in the website.

are the batteries you are using the correct size/voltage for the leapster? I believe it takes 4 AA/LR6 size batteries at 1.5V each.
has the product been dropped or bashed?

You actually can download all 4 starter games and 9 of mini demo games. But you need to have 4 Leapster 2 console to download each of the starter and some demo games and then combine the games in your PC. I just got mine here:
http://leapster-2.blogspot.com/

But I'm afraid it is not free. But it is cheaper rather than buying 4 leapster console and reconfigure it to combine the games :-)
Below are the games that you'll get:
4 STARTER GAMES:
01. Rabbit River
02. Chicken Coop
03. Shape Shop
04. Dragon Kingdom

9 MINI PLAYABLE DEMO GAMES
05. Wolverine
06. Princess & the Frog
07. Disney Fairies
08. Number Raiders
09. Letterpillar
10. Ni Hao Kai Lan
11. Disney UP
12. Star Wars
13. Toy Story 3

X-WING worked with the dash in between.

Only enter the first word (i.e. "rafting").

Blow real hard in the cartridges slot, then insert it in the leapster. This used to happen with old NES games.

my daughters leapster will not show a pix and it is very faint

Question How do I delete or change a player name on Leapster™ cartridges? Answer It is possible to remove a player once you have added three player names to the cartridge. If there is a name on the cartridge that you want to remove, take these steps.

1- Add new players until there are three players on the cartridge.

2- Once you have three players on the cartridge, an "X" will appear below each player's name.

3- Touch the "X", then touch the name of the player you want to delete. Touch "Yes" to delete the name. Then add a new name, or touch OK twice to go back to the sign-in screen without adding a name. Two names will always remain on the cartridge.

I have never used the Leapster before, But I researched it a bit and discovered that it uses "AA" Batteries. Were the rechargeable batteries you used before designed for the Leapster or were they older Ni-Cad (Nickel Cadmium) style batteries? Older Ni-Cads put out a slightly higher voltage than standard (1.7v) as opposed to the standard 1.5v. This could possibly cause problems. If you have only had it for a few months than it should be warranty protected. Hope this helps. Cheers!

Apparantly, the Leapster screen issue is a common problem. While this suggestion is not ethical and since my game was near perfect condition, I went to Wal-Mart and bought a new one of the same color and then returned the broken one.

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