This game is really fun. Me and all my friends love it. It's free too! read review here:
http://hubpages.com/hub/Battle-Field-Heroes-Online
If the teenager has an e-mail try runescape,clubpenguin,mapleleaf,etc....
Well obviously no teen is a like, which makes it hard to decide. Girl and boy gamers both have different interests in genres, so it's very difficult to pinpoint you one game, but here are games I would recommend.
Free games- Runescape, Mapleleaf...and then any game from addictinggames.com
Paid games- Spore (Highly recommended), Gears of War (PC), World of Warcraft, Counter-Strike (or any game off of Steam).
Oh, and check out commonsensemedia.org if you want to read about it's ratings and if its appropriate or not!
It depends on what type of games a teenager like. I would suggest asking the person if they like First-Person Shooters, Racing, MMORPG's, and then build a list of game on their genre of interest.
Plants vs Zombies, Desktop Tower Defense, check my hub on Top Ten Flash Games.
Personally I like Rpg and Strategy games....... THere are many xbox 360 and ps2 games playable in computer as well. Just that you need a better 3d card and processor in it....
Well, as many people have stated before myself it really comes down to what the person likes. If you prefer a more fantasy, or rpg style, or maybe you like shooting games.
Either way here's a few recommendations.
RPG/Fantasy:
Runescape (simple and free)
World of warcraft
Aion (Released in September)
Silk Road Online (Free)
Knight online (Free)
Oblivion (Not multiplayer, but a GREAT game)
Shooting:
Counterstrike
Half-life (1 or 2.. usually comes with counterstrike anyways)
Call of duty 4
Team Fortress 2
Left 4 dead.
Crysis.
There's a whole world of games out there, most of the games i recommended are meant for online play.
easily the sims. It's not only addicting, but there was something about watching my sims get up fully rested at 4 AM and then clean their bathtub that made me suddenly want to be a little more productive...
My son loves "Maple Story" which he just downloaded from the web. My nephews who a older in their teens have been playing it for years. It gives you the option to purchase NEXON cash at certain stores to "buy stuff" on the game if you want too.
World of Warcraft is great but highly addictive, so be prepared for time consumption.
Neverwinter Nights and Neverwinter Nights 2 are also great games... be careful with NWN 2 though, make sure your computer has the capacity to run the game graphics. I had to buy a RAM card to make it work properly.
Knights of the Old Republic is Star Wars RPG with a great story line.
The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion - either will take up hours and hours but are fun and typical RPG leveling mania.
WOW is not the best game ever... though it took me 196 days of the last 2 years of my life to come to that conclusion, but hey if your teen has that kind of time on his or her hands go for it. If not then try webkinz for a preteen to teen girl or perhaps Star Wars the force unleashed for a boy
World of Warcraft if you don't mind paying a monthly fee is good. If you feeling cheap you can buy the classic strategy game called starcraft.
Runescape .com is a teen game, it is free for along time with the option of becoming a member for more benefits the game has. this game also has the ability to create some fun with talking or trading and also helping others/friends and family out for new items.
Go with mmorpg. They get to socialise with the world and learn a thing or two about human relationships.
Some recommended titles:
Aion Online, Eve Online, Champions Online
A REALLY NEAT GAME IS CALLED STAND-O-FOOD. IT'S ABOUT MAKING BURGERS AND KEEPING CUSOTMERS HAPPY.
Browser Games! You don´t need to download, and you can play from other computers with internet. You have some good games and MMORPG games to play in you browser too, you can find some at http://www.freebrowsergamer.com
Obviously depends a lot on the person and their preferences, but in general some fun computer games are:
World of Warcraft
Oblivion
Warhammer Online
Morrowind
I would also recommend the xbox360, (games like Call of Duty: 4/Modern Warfare/Modern Warfare 2, Oblivion, Fallout3, Gears of War, etc) MMO's are a lot more addicting than Xbox360 Live games...at least in my opinion.
so computer games are for teenager because of the vilet nd stuff
Grand theft auto 4. awesome
The Sims is a fun, addictive game that i would recommend.
Any Elder Schrolls game, again very addictive.
There are so many games out there, maybe rent a few first, or buy some older, cheaper versions of the games, or maybe buy games pre owned so they're cheaper. But at the end of the day if you dont like a game, just take it back.
These are some cool games that teens could play on their pc, monopoly, super mario, scrabble, family fued.
Definintly World of Warcraft it's a great first MMORPG and guides for it can be found on this website- www.electrotips.com
Also the Call of Duty franchise is very good for teenagers who prefer First Person shooters to RPG's.
My favorite game is Company of Heroes. It's a real time strategy game and still hasn't gotten old and its been over a year now.
i think teenagers always like that games which is full of action specially boys. World of Warcraft is the best game for all teenagers....Buy wow accounts at:http://www.accountsden.com/
If StarCraft 2 hasn't been listed as an answer here then I would like to be the first to add it. SC2 is by far the best PC game of all time.
feeding frenzy is a great game that doesnt take up hardly any memory and its fun and addictive... heroes of might and magic lll (3) is also good >I COULdNOT STOP PLAYING THOSE
MINECRAFT!! It's a huge sandbox game where you can literally create anything that you want! It's still in the Beta stages, but it's really fun.
If you know some computer techies, they can set up a server and you will be able to give yourself free stuff.
If you wanted to know: Basically, you start out with a world (randomly created) with big blocks of sand, dirt, coal, water, wood, etc. You get to mine each block and when you do, you can collect them and replace them in other places to make different things. There really is no point or objective to the game other than freedom to create whatever the heck you want. It's really fun for me. I imagine it would be fun for any dude interested in Construction or engineering.
Try it out, it's fun!
this are some of the best games for any age really
Super Mario World
Zelda Ocarina of Time
Halo
Resident Evil
Final Fantasy
Street Fighter
GoldenEye
Super Mario 64
Tomb Raider
Metal Gear Solid
Call of Duty
I know it's been a while, but in case people are still looking for answers to this question that I can recommend a browser based game called Virtual Nations which requires no software to be installed, you can interact with other players and take the game whichever way you want to.
It can be found here - https://www.vnations.net/
Hope this helps :-)
There are loads there are call of duty games left 4 dead, assasins creed, dead island, grand theft auto iv, medal of honor, half life 2, it's endless just go for cool looking ones with high age ratings because those are the most fun
i've heard that skylanders is a great game that many kids enjoy these days!
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