Day 1, out of the box, had a hard time getting light crystal door hatch to open. No instruction showing where to apply pressure, or where to try to pry it open with a fingernail. Finally got it open after various gentle attempts over a few minutes. Upon first opening, I saw that one of the two microscopic plastic nubs which the hatch door pivots on already had the tell-tale white color that we have all come to know means that a section of plastic is going to break under any stress. Now back to the toy; totally fun and really cool-great variety of play! It's played with for about 5 minutes as Rock Band Wii-the other b-day present is just way more desirable. Day 2, play time about 5 minutes and then, "It broke!". I contacted Hasbro online and received a postal mail reply to the effect that the toy has already been discontinued and they would pay return shipping on the toy and replace it with a different toy (of their choosing) based on sex and age of child. What a total drag. We don't want a different toy, we just need a replacement door. Can't really cover the lack of door with duct tape-defeats the play value of being able to change the light crystals or being able to slide the various handle grip pieces over the held part of the saber. Geez, a 2-3mm piece of plastic renders a saber to the graveyard! Unbelievable! Nice job Hasbro, not!