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Making the Grade
REVIEW: From Mario to Cooking Mama...find out what one kid gamer thinks games do right, and how they could be better
GamePro Family Blogs
First-Person Shooters Train Kids to be First-Person Shooters
Should we be surprised that many M-rated first-person shooters really provide our kids with the skills to accurately shoot a real gun? No, we shouldn't, and that's why kids shouldn't play these games.
read more >>Viva Pinata DS: a paradise of paper in your pocket.
After much anticipation, developers Rare confirmed that Viva Piñata for the Nintendo DS is complete. What details lay inside of the garden of Rares E-Rated game though?
read more >>Video Game-Violence Link Discussion Continues
In the past 3 years, more than 50 people have been killed on American school campuses. Psychologists and others continue to support the link between video games and student violence. Should parents be worried?
read more >>My Spanish Coach Helps College Students
Even College students find My Spanish Coach a valuable study aide. Can this DS video game cross the age gap and appeal to young kids, too?
read more >>Recently Evaluated Titles
- Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games [ Wii ]
- Mario Party DS [ DS ]
- Big Brain Academy [ DS ]
- Brain Age [ DS ]
- Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Anniversary [ PSP ]
- Ben 10: Protector of Earth [ Wii ]
- Cooking Mama 2: Dinner With Friends [ DS ]
- MySims [ DS ]
- Super Mario Galaxy [ Wii ]
- Burnout Paradise [ Xbox 360 ]
- Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction [ PS3 ]
- Assassin's Creed [ DS ]
- Thrillville: Off the Rails [ Xbox 360 ]
- Viva Pinata [ Xbox 360 ]
- Rock Band [ Xbox 360 ]
- The Settlers [ DS ]
- PaRappa the Rapper [ PSP ]
- Lumines II [ PSP ]
- Naruto: Rise of a Ninja [ Xbox 360 ]
- Beautiful Katamari [ Xbox 360 ]
