I must admit we are a family who loves to play computer games on the Xbox and the good old Wii and Nintendo 3DS.
Fear not, as we embark on a journey to uncover the finest family-friendly video games that promise enjoyment for both kids and adults alike. Here’s how to find family-friendly video games.
To help with lockdown the team at Uswitch has gathered together 10 of the best family-friendly Nintendo Switch games, for hours of endless family fun.
The Nintendo Switch console launches on 3rd March, and people can expect an exciting line-up of games on Nintendo eShop for day one and beyond. Nintendo has been working closely with independent publishers and developers to deliver a steady flow of unique and original experiences to Nintendo eShop. More than 60 quality indie games are … Read more
Just before we set off on our trip to Menorca, a surprise parcel landed on our doorstep in the form of Yoshi’s Woolly World. Obviously we didn’t have time to play before we went away and we’ve been busy catching up on jobs since we returned but at the end of last week I finally … Read more
With Christmas fast approaching we were delighted to be invited to the #Nintendokids press event at White Space in London. Unfortunately Curly wasn’t able to join us which was a shame as he would have LOVED it! Little Bean and Beanie Boy certainly did as it was a chance for them to play all the … Read more
Mario Kart has long been our game of choice, it’s the game that Curly always wants to play against Daddy and I (probably because he knows that he can beat us) and it’s the one that the younger Beans have learned to enjoy too but as our ‘leisurely’ gaming family goes we do tend to … Read more
Our first assignment as Nintendo Family Bloggers arrived in the form of a download code for Curly for Yoshi’s New Island. Unfortunately he was on a technology ban at the time but thankfully it didn’t last long and he has since been lost in his Nintendo 2DS and Yoshi’s New Island. Now I could have … Read more
A few weeks ago I told you about the UltraPad by LeapFrog, well now I’m back to share with you the childrens’ thoughts on Adventure Sketchers. Adventure Sketchers can be played on all LeapPads, Leapster Explorer and Leapster GS and is aimed at children aged 5-8 years although Curly at age 12 has been found … Read more
If you’re not a gamer yourself it can be a little tricky to know what to buy for your children at Christmas so I have been letting my children try a few games out to help you. These are the games that we have enjoyed playing and would recommend; Turbo Super Stunt Squad PEGI3 Turbo: … Read more