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"That's like saying that Hotwheels and Fischer Price suck because they didn't start making "mature" toys when you grew up."
Monday, January 30, 2012
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Saturday, January 16, 2010
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Thursday, July 23, 2009
"first enjoyed watching me play on my DS, she also loves dogs. Where we live right now, we can't have dogs, so I decided to pick up Nintendogs for her and see if she would like it. She fell in love with that very quickly. After that around her birthday we decided to splurge and pick her up her own DS and let her pick out a game. She picked out Kirby Platinum(Japanese Version) and fell in love with platformers from there. Overall game wise though, she always loved playing at the malls and stores out here in Misawa, whenever we were out. But never as much as she loves playing on her DS. We quickly learned though, that you have to control how much she plays, because if we don't, she would literally play all day if possi"
Thursday, July 23, 2009
"ave a three year old daughter. She is completely in love with video games. She's played many new games, her current favorites being LBP and Lego Indy on the PS3. She also plays games on a DS, current faves being Nintendogs and Kirby Platinum, she plays the Japanese version of Kirby because we also live in Japan. But she also loves the classics, I have a ton of Virtual Console games on the Wii, and she loves playing all of the classics especially the Mario games. My biggest concern with games was that she loved the 2D sidescrollers, and I wondered if she could handle a 3D platformer. One day I come home, and she had found some classic PS1 games and was playing Spyro while my wife was cooking. She was doing quite well with it, so the next day, I took out Super Mario Galaxy for her, she immediately fell in love and had no issues coming to grip with her first Wii-mote/nunchuck experience. Anyways, to my point...I've found that kids seem to not really be too concerned with the beautiful HD graphics and the amazing sound of new systems but just good ole gameplay. She bounces back and forth between old school and new all the time, and I believe her love for games is richer because"
Thursday, July 23, 2009
