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There must be a lot of people you want to hang, then, because Windows included card games for many years.
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Any GTA type games that are appropriate for 8 year old kids?
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There must be a lot of people you want to hang, then, because Windows included card games for many years.
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I never once touched those card games.
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All those "lego XXXX" games are pretty much the same graphically and gameplay wise they're very easy to grasp. I say grab any Lego game. I think LCUC might be a bit complex. Maybe go for something like Lego Starwars to start off. It's very simple.
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^ This! My son plays this and you can essentially do "GTA like" things but in a G-rated way. Stop a car and jump in, kicking out the previous driver. Then proceed to crash into other: cars, people, objects, or drive off cliffs. A lot of the objects in the city can also be broken down into lego parts. It is pretty open world and you have quite a bit of real estate to explore.
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I must admit that I have played it a bit myself!I suddenly want this game
I have it for the Wii U.
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The real issue is I only have one gaming platform at my apartment, my gaming rig. So when my brother's family comes to visit the only gaming platform my nephew has to play on -- aside from
kindles -- is my gaming rig.
I think I'm going to setup a restricted account so he'll only have access to PG rated games.
I'm thinking I might re-install NOLF and NOLF 2, because I seem to remember those games
were PG rated as well.
kindles -- is my gaming rig.
I think I'm going to setup a restricted account so he'll only have access to PG rated games.
I'm thinking I might re-install NOLF and NOLF 2, because I seem to remember those games
were PG rated as well.
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what bout http://store.steampowered.com/app/24200/
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I have NOLF 2 here and it is rated Mature. I don't have my copy of NOLF handy but I am betting it is Mature also.
They make some of the LEGO games for PC too. You can even get demos.
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One game I've played before, that would be kid friendly. Was DC Universe Online. I did in on a PS3 during the beta. Seemed rather fun and a nice large open world to explore. Had plenty of quests too IIRC.
https://www.dcuniverseonline.com/home
https://www.dcuniverseonline.com/home
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I suddenly want this game
yea I've been watching it to drop in price for a while, hopefully I can grab it on my lunch on black Friday...assuming I have the same job
Requires more imagination. I know, it hurts alot of peoples' brains. Can't imagine what poker/blackjack does to you then.
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Requires more imagination. I know, it hurts alot of peoples' brains. Can't imagine what poker/blackjack does to you then.
Poker and black jack are played for money. You could throw nickels at a dead beaver for money and it wouldn't matter. People would be all over it. When you take money out of the equation the actual game itself has to be fun, which is something that games like MTG fail at miserably IMO.
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I knew some guys who played MTG, they seemed to have fun with it. They would play it during their lunch hour.
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um... not just the mid to late 90s... that is still very much alive and happening, super popular too.
theres even mushrooms that the super mario mushrooms were based on, they make you feel like are growing in size.
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When you don't have a computer handy, "collectible card" [game] translates well into "turn-based strategy" [game].
