Brain training games are a success among the adult public, and they will also try their luck with the smallest of the house, among which it is more than likely that the same effect will arise considering that parents are more accessible to buy a game that at the same time educates.
Nintendo is securing the reef of the children's audience at a very successful time of year for releases such as this one. If VelSid recently introduced us Imagine being ... Cook or Mom for children 3 years and older, from November 16 you can find Kids Training for the Nintendo DS console for preschoolers in two versions: pink and blue, again fueling the controversy of gender discrimination.
Both contain mini-games in which the child can drive a car, hunt a monster, feed a hamster while different skills such as numerical association, musical composition, painting or solving puzzles are trained in educational book-inspired activities.
In addition, they incorporate a system so that mom or dad can record a message to reward children when they solve a game.
I find everything very beautiful, in fact it becomes a sales success for next Christmas, but only one thing fails. Is it necessary that in this type of games there is a version for girls and another for boys?
