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• 7 Days of Video Games: Ratatouille

  Nintendo GameCube's Ratatouille is a video game I can get into because I love to eat (and I liked the movie). In the game, you are Remy, the rat, and you experience cooking challenges as you escape from dangerous and hungry enemies. Read More... Posted Aug 03 2008, 08:00 AM by elizabeth leach with | with no comments Filed under: toddler, gift, 7 days of video games, Ratatouille, Remy

• 7 Days of Video Games: Disney Princess Enchanted Journey

  If you've got a Wii and a little girl who is really into princesses, then chances are you've probably looked this game over. And while in my experience it's not really a very good video game per se, it does have one thing that makes it better than most of the games on the Wii we have (and I'm not just talking about the fact that it features the Disney princesses). It's a game my three year old daughter and I can actually play together, which is what it's really all about.. Read More... Posted Aug 02 2008, 08:03 AM by Chris Ford with | with 4 comment(s) Filed under: Disney, princess, video games, wii, nintendo, amazon, games, wiimote, mdd, disney princesses, princesses, cinderella, 7 days of video games, belle, jasmine, little mermaid, aladdin, ariel, snow white, nunchuck

• 7 Days of Video Games: Leapster Learning Game System

  We are a family of geeks. With geekdom comes the burden of too many game systems, a pile of peripherals, and of course, calls of “When is it my turn?” from the little guy. Despite the sexy lure of the PS3, DS and Wii, I prefer he logs in hours with his Leapster. Read More... Posted Jul 31 2008, 11:56 PM by Heather Kuldell with | with no comments Filed under: video games, leapfrog, 7 days of video games, handheld video games, Leapster

• 7 Days of Video Games - Say Hello to the Lego Universe

  First they were just a set of simple building blocks coming from Denmark in 1934, then they got fancy with play set kits that created castles, dinosaurs and Death Stars, after establishing four of their very own lands, this company has proved to be unstoppable. If you haven’t guessed by now,   Read More... Posted Jul 30 2008, 07:22 AM by SunnyChanel with | with no comments Filed under: Toys, play, lego, games, 7 days of video games

• 7 Days of Video Games: Fun Freebies

  My son is almost two and he loves TV and video games. (So damn you American Academy of Pediatrics for making me feeling like a completely inadequate mother for letting him indulge in a little, not overly excessive, screen time.) But since the whims of toddlers are unpredictable I don’t believe in spending too much on toys or games. If it’s free it’s for me. Here’s a couple of kid-tested mother-approved websites with free video games. Read More... Posted Jul 29 2008, 11:28 AM by Lisa Mulcahy with | with no comments Filed under: free, tv, noggin, online activities, 7 days of video games, computer games, Nick Jr. Discovery Kids, websites

• 7 Days of Video Games: Secret of Bird Island

  I know nothing of video games. I barely played them as a kid (my parent were slow to adopt everything, last to get a microwave and didn't understand the lure of Atari), so my few video game experiences involve such hard-to-miss classics as Pac Man, Miss Pac Man, Frogger and Space Invaders. That means I had to work extra hard to find a video game that works for kids (besides Garage Band--even I know about that one) and is unique without being lame. I think I found it, although true game addicts may already have cycled through it as it's more a 2007 release vs. 2008. Read More... Posted Jul 28 2008, 01:10 PM by Erin Behan with | with no comments Filed under: video games, games, 7 days of video games, secret of bird island