UFO Family Line of Games Earns a Spot on Multiple Holiday Gift Guides
A smart and great choice for the little ones in your life
A Parent in Silver Spring Reviews 2008 Holiday Gift Guide
Nintendo DS Smart Boy's and Smart Girl's Magical Book Club and Smart Girl's Party Game Games for preschoolers age 3-6
November 04, 2008 -The Smart Kids Series of videogames are the only developmentally appropriate games for preschoolers (age 3-6) on Nintendo DS. This is a great gift for parents looking for a positive point of entry for their youngest children into the video gaming market but seeking to avoid inappropriate and violent content. Nintendo DS offers "first-time games for first-time gamers." The games each feature 18 skill-based mini-games that help develop the memory, enhance hand-eye coordination, teach basic skills and encourage creativity. Recipient of the 2008 National Parenting Center’s Seal of Approval.
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Musings of a Housewife Holiday Gift Guide
Nintendo DS Smart Boy's Toys Club and Smart Girl's Party Game Games for the younger gamers
November 17, 2008 -For younger gamers, Nintendo has come out with several games for the DS geared specifically to the 3 to 6 age range. Smart Boy’s Toy Club ($19.99) and Smart Girl’s Party Game ($19.99) feature 18 skill-based mini-games that help develop the memory, enhance hand-eye coordination, and teach basic skills. They encourage creativity through interactive coloring books, free-form drawing, instrument play, puzzles, games and more.
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About UFO Interactive Games
Based in Pomona, CA, UFO Interactive Games is a third party licensee of Nintendo America whose function is the development of original, mass-market gaming software. UFO Interactive Games is distributed exclusively from Tommo, Inc. and has recently developed a new line of games under its UFO family product line made especially for children age three to six, offering a positive point of entry for the youngest gamers into the casual video game market. For more information, please visit www.ufointeractivegames.com |