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Please recommend XBox One games for early teens (13/14).
(We do not want M rated games.) |
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Madden football (if they like football)
Just Dance (more popular with girls) |
| Forza - car racing; FIFA - soccer |
| None. Sell your Xbox and buy some books. Or a soccer ball. |
How do you play video games with books and a soccer ball? OP wants to help her child play video games. I don't understand your response. It's not helpful. |
On the contrary, it's immensely helpful. Instead of sitting in front of a screen, the child will be building his/her mind and/or getting some exercise. |
How do you know the child didn't build her mind or get exercise earlier in the day? Are you really this stupid? You must be -- here you are, staring at a screen brainlessly instead of getting some exercise. |
I'm engaged in intelligent conversation, not brainless. I'm just providing an alternative to caving in to every kid's desire for the latest and greatest video game console/soul killer. And I have a four mile run planned for later this afternoon. You? |
Np here - how does it feel to be so holier than thou? Oh, and here's an actual research paper regarding the benefits (horrors!) of video gaming for teens. https://www.apa.org/pubs/journals/releases/amp-a0034857.pdf |
| pp is just a smug twat. |
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As for your question re: teen Xbox games:
Let's Dance Also Disney's Fantasia - really cool music conducting video game Any racing game The new Lego Dimensions is not too babyish - especially given the Dr. Who and Simpsons scenarios and the multiplayer aspect of it. Star Wars Battlefront is going to be SUPER cool -and not M, but isn't out yet. |