For some reason board games carry a bit of a stigma among the younger crowd. Try having a party, pull out a board game, and have a tween NOT roll their eyes at you. With this in mind the EA and Hasbro company has taken the classic board game experience to a new level with Wii Family Game Night 2. It’s actually pretty fun. Especially for kids.
Games included are Bop it, Operation, Pictureka, Jenga, and Connect 4. There is also the “Family Game Show” that …

Rarely does a game come around that contradicts my initial judgments. Most of the time I’m able to look at the cover and instantly tell whether or not I’d find it enjoyable but that was not the case with Nerf N-Strike Elite for the Wii. This game surprised me with how fun it was and how eager I was to play it again and again.

Having recently reviewed the Charm Girls Club Pajama Party for Wii we were intrigued to see how these various titles for the DS were going to unfold. The Charm Girls Club My Fashion Show, My Perfect Prom, and Fashion Mall are all separate games for the DS but all equally looking to be the girls girl game for Nintendo DS.

Have you ever wondered exactly what it is tween-age girls do when they have sleepovers? If you have – then wonder no more, Charm Girls Club Pajama Party is a game completely devoted to having the greatest sleepover ever with your bff’s. The game allows you to take control of one of eight in game characters as well as the option to build your own character. Once your character is chosen the game begins.

As of late, EA has been especially supportive of gaming for young girls with their most recent titles. Their new Charm Girls Club for Wii and DS, and Littlest Pet Shop series games are particularly catered towards young girls. The company offered up a chance for tween girls to try out the games for themselves at the First National Tween Girl Summit held at the Historic Capital Hilton Hotel in Washington, DC on October 10th. The summit gave girls the opportunity to share their thoughts …

Henry Hatsworth is a mix of adventure, action, and puzzles. it is a great concept but falls short. The game is set in modern times with Henry Hatsworth and his nephew on the search for treasure, especially a magical hat that can bring anyone back into time to when Henry was a younger version of himself. At this point is when the adventure part of the game comes in and is split into two parts – the first part is the adventure and action part, …

The clothing is pretty risque for a game aimed more at kids than adults, but in reality is no different than playing with a Barbie