This game is great! You can create your own video game and humans can only have weapons such as paintball guns and butterfly nets. The violence isn't an issue at all, but since you can make complex games I recommend it for every one 10+
Video Game Tycoon: Gold Edition
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Common Sense says
Create, play, and share your own video games.
Why We Rated This
for Ages 10 and Up
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What Parents Need to Know
This review of Video Game Tycoon: Gold Edition was written by Jeremy Gieske
Parents need to know that kids can build their own video games within this game, so it's up to them where they go with it. But they can incorporate shooting -- cars, helicopters, tanks, and other characters. No blood is shown, but explosions are used when blowing up opponents' vehicles. Overall, the emphasis is on encouraging creativity and thoughtful design techniques. This is a good way to get kids' creative juices flowing.
Families Can Talk About
- Families can talk about how designing your own game influences how you evaluate other games. Was it challenging to make a game that was fun to play? Were the games without any violence just as fun as the ones that had violence in them? Did you come up with any stories to go along with the games you made? Did that make the games more fun?
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Is It Any Good?
Although the concept is a good one, the game does have limitations. The tutorials just barely cover the basics, and could use a lot more interaction. The graphics and sound effects are serviceable, but players will quickly realize they are not building games to rival the latest Tomb Raider or Gran Turismo.
Finally, although standard controls make it easy to play any of the game types, the responsiveness tends to leave much to be desired, making it a real challenge to control characters without a lot of practice and patience. Despite these concerns, most younger players will find the idea of being able to build their own video game an exciting one.
Publisher’s Details
Released on: 02/13/2007, Price: $39.99, not online enabled
ESRB Rating: E10+ for violence
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One of the BEST video games i've ever played.
Violence isn't TOO bad considering no humans die (Some Monsters can ExPlOdE) There isn't a Language filter so your kid can type in bad stuff.(Your Kid Prolly knows better,though) And Theres TOO MUCH ADVERTISEMENT OF GAMESWEET. 8+ is my rating
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EVIL GAME
this game came to life and tried to EAT ME luckily my crazy ninja skills came in handy to defeat the video game menace and saving the world again for the third time this weekend and its sorta getting aon my nerves now i wont to kill this game once and for all and save humanity as we know it...

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