December 31, 2008 -Anyone have any suggestions? My oldest is six, so something that's age appropriate and with lots of options (on the idea of Mario Party or the new Rayman game, no idea if either is good for us, so if anyone knows...). Thanks in advance for any suggestions. Click to expand...Wii Playis good.
So a friend of mine asked me for suggestions on WiiU games for his 6 year old daughter. He is an expert on board games but not so much on video games especially the console versions. I was just going to respond to his e-mail with suggestions, but then Why do we recommend this game? Non-violent gameplay that's perfect for the younger crowd.
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Scatter the colorful oversized photo cards and ask your child to find the match. The 36 themed cards teach colors, shapes, animals, foods, clothing and nature objects. ...
The Mario Party series is coming to the Nintendo Switch system with super-chargedfun for everyone! November 24, 2012 -I think I am going to break down and get my kids a gaming system for the first time ever this year. We will get a Wii. :laugh: Now I just need game recommendations for the different ages.
6 year old boy almost 10 year old girl 12 year old girl 15 year old girl 18 year old girl I know the older on... List of New and Used Products Educational - Nintendo Wii | eStarland.com January 7, 2026 -In summary, whether your child is popping balloons or solving peg puzzles on a whimsical farm adventure, these Wii games offer enriching experiences tailored specifically for kindergarten-aged players. November 24, 2007 -The controls are super-easy to master, and if you choose the easiest marble in the game (the panda) and he's happy just to finish each level, he'll have a blast.Lego Star Wars is another to consider, though IMO the controls might be a bit too hard for a four-year-old to master (maybe just teach him jump and shoot?).
On the other hand, there are infinite lives and two-player co-op, so you can lend a hand and he'll never have to see a game over screen.Then there's the various THQ licensed childrens' games (Spongebob, Cars, etc.), but I don't have any experience with thos November 20, 2011 -Sofar we've been playing Mario Galaxy together, where she holds the wii-remote to control jumping, and hiting enemies while I hold the nunchuck walking with Mario. She also enjoys playing Punch-Out!, there she made it till King Hippo on her own, but now it's geting to hard for her. Thanks in advance! ...
...If its still around, try Elebits. Was a fun little game I enjoyed back then when it first came out.
