Posted by GameDaily Staff on Thursday, November 15, 2007
Shrek & Fiona's energetic triplets will appear along side Donkey & Dragon's playful offspring, the dronkeys, exclusively on the Nintendo DS. This game will give handheld gamers the chance to train, play and explore with their mischievous new friends on wild adventures throughout the hilarious world of Shrek.
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The Care Bears return to spread cheers and hope to friends in need. Play through 12 different games, each comprised of a different bear embarking on their own special mission.
Dora embarks on an out-of-this-world adventure. Help her guide lost aliens back to their home planet while avoiding meteors and finding cosmic jewels.
mahobay7, you are retarded. A kid does not some ****** ass plant that curls up when tickled. What they want is a game that challenges them, and as your bassic Cranium or other board games cannot do that, I would suggest something challenging for a 7 year old, maybe like Metroid Prime 3: Corruption. Plenty of puzzles, a good shooter/action game, a legacy already built, and on the Wii, whose remote should provid the altimate Metroid expierence. Note: This refers to children and pre-teens, not teenagers, who would find the game dumb compared to the other options. (see last note for examples of those options)
I think the game to get this Christmas is Rock Band. Those of you that think its a knock off of Guitar hero are wrong. Rock band is made by Harmonix, the company that made guitar hero 1, 2, and rocks the 80's. Give it a chance. Don't write it off as a knock off. I have played the demo and I think that it is great.
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Well, honestly, I fit in this '13+' bracket.. Though I agree that Guitar Hero 3 is most certainly an entertaining game, but 'Ratchet and Clank' isn't something I'd find terribly interesting. Mario Galaxy might be a bit difficult for the 6-10 age group, it really belongs in the 13+ category, as most 6-10 year olds would not be able to get very far in the game. They'd quickly lose interest. "seansmeow" is correct, Mass Effect, Call of Duty 4 (of course!), Assassins Creed - all are very good games that are actually played by the 13+ age group. These games, however, may not be something that the over-protective parent would want to buy for say, their 13 year old. Oh, and I forgot to mention - Do NOT get Rock Band for your son/daughter, it's just another cheap knock-off of the Guitar Hero craze.
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