We all know that the M games are usually the best games, but for those little ones that would rather play friendlier games so they don't crap their pants at the sight of blood:shock:, what would you recommend?:D
We all know that the M games are usually the best games, but for those little ones that would rather play friendlier games so they don't crap their pants at the sight of blood:shock:, what would you recommend?:Dalalge
Froza 2 for the 12 year old, just for the love of god, dont let him online! that is unless you want him screaming the c word at you every time you get in to the car and stop at a red light :P GOOOO YOU ----- my god that game is worse than halo 3 as far as kids screaming obcenities...
We all know that the M games are usually the best games, but for those little ones that would rather play friendlier games so they don't crap their pants at the sight of blood:shock:, what would you recommend?:Dalalge
Ya, I would recommend some GH3, rockband, and any sports game. Maybe some Viva Pinata, but thats a little complicated for a little kid. There are also some Arcade games I guess, but if some one has kids they should just get them a Wii and a DS instead of getting them a 360. There are many, many nintendo games that are kid friendly and fun, games that even I at the age of 17 approve of as top quality fun.
Ff you have live go out and but a microsoft points card and them pickout a few games on live arcade. If you don't have get the xboxlive arcade unplugged there are some good ones on there. Viva pinta I here is good. I can't say much about Katamri, except that it looks like an acid trip. Rockband and guitar hero are fun. Graw is a good t shooter. If you're will to wait a while and if your kids are starwars fans get them the force unleashed I can't see that game getting anything worse than a T rating. Lego starwars is a definateWhen I played the demo for LegoStarwars its was a tad challenging but I think they'll be able to handle it. Scene-it looks intrging, I'veplayed the baord game it's fun for the whole family.
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