educational games for kids Age 4 and above, fun & educational for kids (4+)
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 Sep 30 2008, 10:17 AM
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I'm assuming it's a Gameboy Advance / SP right? (small clam-shell design)
If it was the Nintendo DS (successor to Gameboy Adv), I'd suggest Brain Age 1/2. I have nothing on top of my head that's educational on the GB Adv, sorry. |
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Oct 15 2008, 10:08 AM
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QUOTE(laowai @ Oct 15 2008, 09:39 AM) NDS not considered educational, 'cos they don't incorporate ABC, 123, spelling, maths, etc..... unless maybe that 'brain' game. If nds is consideration, wii is even better Actually, there are butt-loads of education games out there for the DS. Language Coach, Cooking Guide, Brain Age, and together with their Brain Age rip-offs from other companies. Plenty of Sudoku and Crossword games to exercise the brain. Vsmile has the above incorporated in all games. But dun expect fantastic graphics, animation etc.. You still see kids always crowding and waiting their turns at the demo sets in dept. stores  But these titles, as I've mentioned are not popular due to being rip-offs, and also labled as 'rubbish' because there are too many of them  But yeah, Vsmiles incorporation of all of the above, gameplay + education is prolly better. Hey, even Donkey Kong Math is pretty good. |
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