Gaming What games can you recommend to my 7 Year old Cousin?
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Really? For a 7 Year old? Those games ESRB rating (or PEGI I assume from where they from) aren't even even for that age.
And yet what age group do you find on cod and overwatch? The adults are on mario kart and monster hunter.
Because adults aren't 7 years old, and Mario Kart is E for EVERYONE and monster hunter is T for TEENS.
Why you find younger age groups playing call of duty is cause of parents allowing it to happen. (or they can sneak)
Definitely something reading-light (unless she's pretty advanced) A lot of reading is boring for a 7 year old so I couldn't recommend a Zelda game just yet.
Your standard Marios and Kirbys are safe bets. Style Saavy and Cooking mama are also good series for young children and girls. If she isn't easily threatened, Metroid Samus returns has like, less than 500 words of text and it isn't *too* difficult to control.
There's also games like pokemon (if her parents are okay with that. I know some are kinda scared of it because of misunderstandings), smash, minecraft which are pretty easy to understand.
Obviously avoid any kind of RPG, including the Mario and Luigi series. Too much text and slow paces aren't great unless she's an incredibly adept reader.
Above all, I wouldn't put *too* many games on there. It's easy to get overwhelmed with the amount of games so I'd say gift her some as she beats the one's she has. She'll play the most out of what you give her.
Finally, make sure her parents are cool with this move. Obviously, you're being really genrous and that's great. Some parents are kind of strict about screen times and video games though and you don't want to accidentally upset the setup their family has going.
Your standard Marios and Kirbys are safe bets. Style Saavy and Cooking mama are also good series for young children and girls. If she isn't easily threatened, Metroid Samus returns has like, less than 500 words of text and it isn't *too* difficult to control.
There's also games like pokemon (if her parents are okay with that. I know some are kinda scared of it because of misunderstandings), smash, minecraft which are pretty easy to understand.
Obviously avoid any kind of RPG, including the Mario and Luigi series. Too much text and slow paces aren't great unless she's an incredibly adept reader.
Above all, I wouldn't put *too* many games on there. It's easy to get overwhelmed with the amount of games so I'd say gift her some as she beats the one's she has. She'll play the most out of what you give her.
Finally, make sure her parents are cool with this move. Obviously, you're being really genrous and that's great. Some parents are kind of strict about screen times and video games though and you don't want to accidentally upset the setup their family has going.
Im struggeling, like I really want her to play something like OOT or DKC1 2 3. But yeah you guys are right, she could get overwhelmed...also I think lego games should be pretty funny too.
But yeah I think diversity is a good thing.
I will probably sort them in a specific way to make the really good games stand out.
But yeah I think diversity is a good thing.
I will probably sort them in a specific way to make the really good games stand out.
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