What Xbox 360 game should I buy for a 10 year old?

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  1. rich_hayles profile image59
    rich_haylesposted 13 years ago

    What Xbox 360 game should I buy for a 10 year old?

    It is my nephews birthday coming up and he wants a game for his Xbox 360, what should I buy him?

  2. HRoger profile image60
    HRogerposted 13 years ago

    well I really enjoy actions games, and could recommend some, but since he's  really young,   you could get him  the Kung Fu panda or Indiana Jones:

    http://www.gamestop.com/Catalog/Product … t_id=76688

    Or both...

  3. Hezekiah profile image85
    Hezekiahposted 13 years ago

    There is nothing wrong with a 10 years playing games as long as its monitored and controlled.
    I think "Toy Story 3" is a good game, moderate difficulty level, fun and no excessive violence.

  4. tysanders profile image60
    tysandersposted 13 years ago

    I don't play many video games but I certainly enjoyed Rock Band 3

  5. megs11237 profile image61
    megs11237posted 13 years ago

    Transformers: War for Cybertron, OK for little kids but not too little, awesome graphics, and easy maneuverability. Obviously there are some laser cannons but it isn't over the top.

    Or if he is into sports a little Madden NFL

    If you go to Gamestop's website/walk in stores you can order a used copy at a discount price.

    And since MickS is worried about his brain you could get him the new Diary of a Wimpy Kid Book, or also The Mystery of the Origami Yoda.


    Sorry to ramble...my son is 10.

  6. glenn wallace profile image69
    glenn wallaceposted 13 years ago

    I'd highly recommend Beautiful Katamari.

    It's a quirky, colorful puzzle-esque game with catchy music. The premise is simple enough - you roll a sticky ball around the floor, picking up anything small enough to stick to the ball. Some rounds start you out barely able to pick up a paper clip, and end with you able to roll up sky scrapers.

    I guarantee the first time he gets to roll up a flock of chickens, or pulls a shark out of a swimming pool, he'll crack up laughing.

    I think I'd have gone nuts as a 10-year-old if I'd been handed a Katamari game.

  7. jobister profile image59
    jobisterposted 13 years ago

    Since there is a 10 yr old in my household I would recommend the following games if they are interested in these types of:

    Music / Dance: Get Xbox Kinect to play Dance Central - No Controllers required!. Continuing with music Rock Band set along with the game should suffice.

    RPG: Halo Reach is good, not too violent. Stay away from Black  Ops and any other Call of Duty games.

    Car Racing games: Burnout Paradise is a great game which gives the player incentive to keep playing. Appropriate for all ages.

    Lego games: Star Wars (if interested in star wars), Indiana Jones

    Sports games: Madden 2011, NBA 2k11, NBA Live 2011 are all excellent games for xbox 360 depending on which sport is preferred by the child.

    Skateboarding: If they are interested in skateboarding then try Tony Hawk's Ride. It is a little hard but it gets easier as you play it more often.

  8. chasemillis profile image69
    chasemillisposted 13 years ago

    Halo 1, I know it's old, but that game is so legit it's not even funny.
    It is rated M I think and has 2 or 3 cuss words in it, but it's really fun.

  9. Colton Willis profile image60
    Colton Willisposted 13 years ago

    Get a Kinect, not only does the kid need to be active and a kinect does that but it is also fun. It comes with a game called Kinect Adventures which has a few different mini game type games mixed into it. For instance it has an obstacle course type game and also white water rafting. If you really want to get him something he will love get him Kinect Sports too. Not only does that allow him to play games like table tennis and boxing but it is also fun for the whole family and ....(a good work out too.)

  10. pavslastring profile image58
    pavslastringposted 13 years ago

    well, that depends, if you want you can the bloody and rated M stuff, like gears of war or halo. or if you want them playing more childish games, try little big planet, this game is a work of art.

  11. AndyK26 profile image59
    AndyK26posted 12 years ago

    Almost all Kinect games are good for a 10 year old or any age really my advice is get the Kinect sports 1 the old one would be cheaper or the new one Kinect sports season 2 updated version either one would be fine he/she will enjoy it and you when they sleeping tongue

 
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