Bop It

Bop It is a game first manufactured by Hasbro in 1996 before Hasbro revamped it in 2009. The game is shaped like a device and it originally started out with three commands, but over the years more commands have been added. When activated a voice can be heard.

Concept
The object is to listen to the voice's directions then perform them on the device. If done correctly the voice calls out a different command. Continue playing until you screw up. If you screw up or miss, the device will say that you lost and announce your score.

Versions
NOTE: these are not in the order in which they were released.
 * Original
 * Extreme
 * Extreme 2
 * Beats
 * Bounce
 * Shout
 * Refresh
 * XT
 * Blast
 * Smash
 * Micro (a miniature version of the device)
 * Maker
 * Download

Versions with licensed characters

 * Bratz
 * R2-D2 (Star Wars - the voice is C-3PO from aforementioned film)
 * BB-8 (Star Wars - like the R2-D2 version, the voice is C-3PO)
 * Minion (Despicable Me - the voice is Agnes)
 * Chewbacca (Star Wars - the voice is a character from aforementioned film)
 * Olaf (Frozen)

Other versions

 * Groove It (a bracelet-like version)
 * Top It (a version involving a ball)
 * Zing It (a yo-yo version)

Trivia

 * The voice sounded more distorted in the 1996 version.
 * The extra moves in Refresh are whip it, drink it, selfie it, hammer it, answer it, cradle it, saw it, sing it, golf it, and comb it
 * Refresh has a low battery warning unlike other Bop It devices. The voice says "My batteries are running low", but towards the end of the recording it starts to become unintelligible to make it sound like the device is running low on batteries.
 * Maker also has a low battery warning but the message can only be heard in test mode.
 * The voice is done by