Playstation Game Suggestions for my 2 1/2 yr old Daughter?

So I've hooked up my PS3 downstairs (so my wife can use the Amazon video streaming service as we have Prime) and I decided to let my daughter try playing a few 'kid friendly' games on it.

So far she's messed around with Crash 1/2/3, Flower (Demo), LBP 1 and Streetfighter 2.

She's only just started using the controller, but I'm actually short of ideas of what games she could play (with minimal hassle) that would be fun for her. She quite liked the Crash games (even if she was, naturally, rubbish at them), thought Flower was ok (but got bored quickly).

I can obviously download any PS1/PS2 or PS3 games from the PSN store if they're any good.

So, anyone got any, serious, suggestions? :wub:

Tumble perhaps... kids still like blocks right?

[iup=3612404]IAmTheSaladMan[/iup] wrote:Tumble perhaps... kids still like bricks right?

Hmmm, I don't have Move. But it seems like it's worth looking at. Cheers for the suggestion.

Noby Noby Boy?

Katamari
Spyro the Dragon
Crash Team Racing

Every lego game ever.

[iup=3612407]Dig Dug[/iup] wrote:Noby Noby Boy?

This. It's great fun just for pissing around in.

[iup=3612407]Dig Dug[/iup] wrote:Noby Noby Boy?

Cool, never knew that existed either. Looked interesting in the YT video I watched.

[iup=3612410]Johnny Ryall[/iup] wrote:Every lego game ever.

I think they might still be somewhat too complex for her to grasp just yet. Definitely once she gets more capable with a controller though

I'll make the obvious suggestion: Minecraft. Seconding the Spiro suggestion.

Fantavision, Project Zero and Parappa.

Ah Streetfighter 2, that most child friendly of games.

[iup=3612419]rinks[/iup] wrote:Fantavision, Project Zero and Parappa.

What? Why not just recommend Demon/Dark Souls, or you know what Mortal Kombat, I'm sure that's completely suitable for a 2 and a half year old. Why not House of the Dead Overkill, I'm sure the language is fine really.

Or on a more serious note perhaps something like Just Dance, or what about EyePet?

[iup=3612415]Andrew Mills[/iup] wrote:
[iup=3612410]Johnny Ryall[/iup] wrote:Every lego game ever.

I think they might still be somewhat too complex for her to grasp just yet. Definitely once she gets more capable with a controller though

They're good for learning how to play traditional games with a controller, especially as there aren't any obvious game over screens that may discourage her. Start with the older ones like Star Wars which are a bit simpler than the new ones like LOTR and Marvel.

Obviously she needs to be playing Dark Souls NG++ by her fourth birthday.

[iup=3612422]Lagamorph[/iup] wrote:Ah Streetfighter 2, that most child friendly of games.

Well, you can stick it on training mode (Hyper version) and just let her mash the buttons :shifty:

Yeah all right, Mary Whitehouse. (@HSH)

Hohokum. The progression side of it may be a little too subtle for her to pick up but, in a similar vein to Noby Noby, she could easily spend time just messing about.

[iup=3612438]Andrew Mills[/iup] wrote:
[iup=3612422]Lagamorph[/iup] wrote:Ah Streetfighter 2, that most child friendly of games.

Well, you can stick it on training mode (Hyper version) and just let her mash the buttons

She'll also learn how to speak correctly and earn,

Dark Souls

Eyepet?

Skylanders is pretty magical. Co-op too, so you can play together.

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