Wii games for a 10 year old?

Surfer · 15 May 2010 at 11:16

Nephews birthday coming up - so i thought i would get him Monster Hunter Tri but its a 16 rating so not sure if his mum would be too happy.

Should i just get it anyway? Anyone else got it? from what i could see theres little nudity or blood??? or is there?

Or what other Wii game do you think he would like? He usually likes sword type games i think.

cheers

Robert1986 · 15 May 2010 at 11:17

Zelda
Mario Kart
Mario Galaxy
New Super Mario Brothers

go

Mobius 1 · 15 May 2010 at 11:22

metroid trilogy! three games in one, for a good price.

Surfer · 15 May 2010 at 11:33

ahh zelda and metroid good good! Think he already has the mario games

Hope he doesnt have zelda as thats a good one to get

badcompany · 15 May 2010 at 13:05

monster hunter TRi

Fr0dders · 17 May 2010 at 10:59

any of the Lego games

Lego Batman
Lego Indianna Jones 1/2
Lego Starwars 1/2

they're all great puzzle games, and to get 100 % prooves a challenge even for an adult.

Musty Pie · 17 May 2010 at 11:03

Any wii game

HAR HAR

only kidding i love my wii

On a serious note I couldn't recommend the new super mario brothers enough, is ace! Its very user friendly and multi player makes it a great game for a family. MY GF's little sister of 9 has been playing it with me recently. If she gets stuck at hard bits she bubbles (by pressing a) and follows me along in a safe bubble cloud.

Simi · 17 May 2010 at 12:03

Another vote for new super mario brothers, plus it has co-op so if he finds a part too difficult you can jump into the game and help out.
There's also a Wiiware game called Max and the magic marker which is really good for younger (well 8+) kids to play and have fun learning how physics work (it's a draw yourself out of trouble game)

thedoc46 · 19 May 2010 at 04:53

Simi said:
Another vote for new super mario brothers, plus it has co-op so if he finds a part too difficult you can jump into the game and help out.
There's also a Wiiware game called Max and the magic marker which is really good for younger (well 8+) kids to play and have fun learning how physics work (it's a draw yourself out of trouble game)

Mario too complicated for a 10yr old? My 3 yr old is a master at it.. Knows all the tricks, and hidden levels.. I was pretty amazed at what he was pulling off.

That would be my recommendation if he hasn't got it already..