Recently for my birthday I received a Nintendo DS Lite. Nice graphics, fast enough, small enough to enjoy. I started playing Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day!
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Off Topic - Gaming
Well, those gaming librarians have recruited me. I've always thought libraries should have games. Why not? They have romance novels, DVDs, CDs, all sorts of popular materials. But I never had any interest in games. I'd tried Pong and Space Invaders and a couple of others over the years but they didn't appeal to me. Then we gave a home to two kids and last Christmas got a Wii for the family. These games weren't your parent's games. Super Mario Galaxy
and Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga
were both imaginative and engaging. My TV time, never too much, disappeared for months.
Recently for my birthday I received a Nintendo DS Lite. Nice graphics, fast enough, small enough to enjoy. I started playing Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day!
. But soon I also picked up Hotel Dusk: Room 215
and Lego Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures
. If you haven't tried video games in a dozen years, you will be surprised at just how more enjoyable they have become. Since I'm new to this I'm open to suggestion from any more knowledgeable sources.
Recently for my birthday I received a Nintendo DS Lite. Nice graphics, fast enough, small enough to enjoy. I started playing Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day!
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I mostly play computer games, rather than console games, but, from the games you're talking about, it sounds like you might benefit from looking for well-reviewed games with descriptions that use the phrase "casual gamer" or are in the "adventure" genre (in quotations because it tends to be a catch-all category for anything that is more story-oriented and involves lots of puzzle solving). The last time I played console games was on a Playstation (just Playstation, not one of its newer incarnations). I got addicted to a game with a character called Spyro (he's a little purple dragon).
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