Best Square Enix Nintendo DS Games for Kids
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- 1 RECOMMENDED by 10 people for KIDS
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$26.00 Est. at Amazon
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in 2006, the game was re-released for the game boy advance, under the name, "final fantasy iv advance".
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the game has gone completely 3d with new voice-overs, but with the original gameplay intact.
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i would have liked to see it possible to enter commands using the touch screen instead of the directional pad, but the controls work pretty well the way they are.
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that was...*cough*evilwall*cough*...final fantasy iv was then re-released on the final fantasy chronicles game set along with chrono trigger, replete with new cgi cutscenes to further the gameplay.
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there were two kinds of people i showed this to back in the day: people who couldn't even comprehend a game where instead of controlling a character directly you issued them orders and watched them
Read more reviewsPositives: Excellent Graphics, Excellent Gameplay, Great Sound Quality, ESRB Rating: E10 - (Everyone 10+) -
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- 2 RECOMMENDED by 5 people for KIDS
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$18.00 Est. at Amazon-
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the person i gave this to is young and absolutely loves the game.
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the controls are simple with left hand move and right hand shoot and as simple as that sounds it's not.
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in terms of gameplay, it feels like space invaders mixed with galaga/galaxian and a huge case of attention deficit disorder.
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celebrating it's 30th anniversary, the core gameplay of space invaders remains basically the same, but now the enemies you shoot have new powers and abilities, and each level ends with a great boss
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if offered simple yet addictive gameplay.
Read more reviewsPositives: Excellent Sound Quality, Nice Gameplay, Good Graphics, ESRB Rating: E - (Everyone) -
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DS Games for Kids
Video games can contain some pretty controversial content that may not be appropriate for younger children. If you've recently purchased your child a Nintendo DS and want to find the best age-appropriate games, take a look at the following product details for a clue to what's cool.
ESRB Rating
First check the ESRB rating, which tells you who the game is appropriate for. E (for Everyone) is generally the safest route to go, as it won't contain more than mild cartoon violence and the like.
ESRB Descriptor
The ESRB descriptor includes details about the game, and an explanation of why it received its rating. In brief bullets, it will let you know what sort of violence (if any) is in the game and the nature of the violence, whether there is strong language, and whether there is any sexual content.
Genre
An easy way to pick out new games for your child is to find out what type of game your child already enjoys. Take a look a look at what genres appear most in your child's collection, such as action, strategy or puzzle, then shop accordingly.
