Help - What is the best PSP games for a 5-year old child?

**cabanerofr** · #1 (**permalink**) 12-13-2007, 10:40 AM

Guys,

I need your suggestions regarding best PSP games for a 5-year child. Well, most of them knows only how to press buttons and watch the screen moving. They can't play complex PSP games available.

Thanks!

ziz · #2 (**permalink**) 12-13-2007, 11:08 AM

Then you need to buy for that child nintendo, because on that console there are many games simple to play like Tank, mario, something with shooting

**cabanerofr** · #3 (**permalink**) 12-14-2007, 01:11 AM

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Originally Posted by ziz

Then you need to buy for that child nintendo, because on that console there are many games simple to play like Tank, mario, something with shooting

Well Ican't. I already bought the PSP and it was shared among the family. All I need are PSP games like the one you mentioned (Tank, Mario, something with shooting, etc...) for my 5-year old boy.

Thanks for the advice mate. I really appriciate your replies.

Happy Holidays to you and your family!

groundbeef · #4 (**permalink**) 12-15-2007, 10:59 PM

The only one i can think of, but would be really good for kids, would be LocoRoco. Fun for adults as well, just a solid game overall. Nothing really other than that, except emulators. SNES library obviously. Genesis has the Sonic series. Metal Slug on Neo Geo would work well with kids too. From what I read, the actual PSP Metal Slug Anthology release runs the games worse than the emulator (which i use and is perfect), so stick with that. But LocoRoco definitely. There's even a Christmas themed demo/level for it out right now.

**cabanerofr** · #5 (**permalink**) 12-16-2007, 03:12 AM

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Originally Posted by groundbeef

The only one i can think of, but would be really good for kids, would be LocoRoco. Fun for adults as well, just a solid game overall. Nothing really other than that, except emulators. SNES library obviously. Genesis has the Sonic series. Metal Slug on Neo Geo would work well with kids too. From what I read, the actual PSP Metal Slug Anthology release runs the games worse than the emulator (which i use and is perfect), so stick with that. But LocoRoco definitely. There's even a Christmas themed demo/level for it out right now.

Thanks. I'll try the LocoRoco ...

alexpsp · #6 (**permalink**) 01-08-2008, 11:16 PM

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Originally Posted by cabanerofr

Guys,

I need your suggestions regarding best PSP games for a 5-year child. Well, most of them knows only how to press buttons and watch the screen moving. They can't play complex PSP games available.

Thanks!

Hi.

i'm gonna try that loco roco too, if you haven't bought it yet abd was wondering what it's like you can down load it to your psp from here [Only Registered users can see links . Click Here To Register...]

I have the same problem as my son is 5 and the games for the psp seem complexed for a youngster. i want to recommend Lego Star Wars 2. he loves it. some of the levels can be difficult and your child may require some help, but the best thing is, i love star wars and i get to unlock all the levels, extra carachters etc for him - bonus. it has some good features and is good fun.

hope this helps.

**cabanerofr** · #7 (**permalink**) 01-10-2008, 04:26 AM

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Originally Posted by alexpsp

i want to recommend Lego Star Wars 2. he loves it. some of the levels can be difficult and your child may require some help, but the best thing is, i love star wars and i get to unlock all the levels, extra carachters etc for him - bonus. it has some good features and is good fun....

I'll look for a Lego Star Wars 2 and try this one ...

Bksfinest · #8 (**permalink**) 01-13-2008, 10:16 PM

you can try daxter and rachet and clank they're good for adults and kids

groundbeef · #9 (**permalink**) 01-13-2008, 11:59 PM

Yes i would think lego starwars would be good for kids too. I think there should be a new one out recently that combines both the 1st & 2nd games into 1 disc, so you might want to look for that instead.

I haven't played daxter yet, but i have finished ratchet & clank and i'm not sure it would be so good for a small child. The controls are actually relatively complex, and it does get pretty difficult about halfway through the game, so it might get quite frustrating for a 5 year old. It sure frustrated the heck out of me, especially the final level / boss.

**cabanerofr** · #10 (**permalink**) 01-14-2008, 03:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Bksfinest

you can try daxter and rachet and clank they're good for adults and kids

They don't like daxter (hard for them to use the control) ... I'll look for "rachet & clank".

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Originally Posted by groundbeef

Yes i would think lego starwars would be good for kids too. I think there should be a new one out recently that combines both the 1st & 2nd games into 1 disc, so you might want to look for that instead.

I haven't played daxter yet, but i have finished ratchet & clank and i'm not sure it would be so good for a small child. The controls are actually relatively complex, and it does get pretty difficult about halfway through the game, so it might get quite frustrating for a 5 year old. It sure frustrated the heck out of me, especially the final level / boss.

Yes... I have installed StarWars II and familiarizing it ... I'm still looking for StarWars I to compare which is more easier to use.

By the way, kids love the locoroco ... they are already on stage 3.

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