Games for 4-5 y/o girl

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Eddie G - 05 Apr 2007 23:50 GMT

My daughter is over 4 1/2 and likes to play with my Mario Wares game.
Of course she has no idea what she is doing, but she is having fun.
What games are there that cater to her age group? I would like to
find a Little Mermaid game as long as she is not too young for it.

Thanks!

Eddie G

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Nils Tanner - 06 Apr 2007 05:52 GMT

Why is a mushroom called mushroom? As usual, "Eddie G"
<egoldberg@amh.org> got it all completely wrong and wrote:

>My daughter is over 4 1/2 and likes to play with my Mario Wares game.
>Of course she has no idea what she is doing, but she is having fun.
>What games are there that cater to her age group? I would like to
>find a Little Mermaid game as long as she is not too young for it.

There are a lot of Disney games out there and games based on popular
movies/characters such as Spongebob, Cars...This might be worth a try.

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Reventlov - 18 Apr 2007 14:41 GMT

Il giorno 5 Apr 2007 15:50:32 -0700, "Eddie G" <egoldberg@amh.org> ha scritto:

I played the little mermaid game and it was easy but boring.
It is made of two or three mini games.
In the first, Flounder has to find something in a ship under the sea. The game repeats
many times in different rooms.
In another game Ariel can move right and left and has to avoid dangers while swimming.
This too repeats many times with few changes.

I found easy enough "Nemo: the adventure continues". Many easy mini games.

And the game taken from the Dreamworks movie with the animals looking for food in
Suburbia.

Finding Nemo is easy only for the first chapters. The Incredibles become difficult too
after some chapters. But there are cheat codes to go on, even with infinite lives.

Giovanni.

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