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Graphical application gives kids a taste of programming.

Age: 8

4 stars

Not bad! 

Last edited by geohendan (2011-09-02 17:56:16)

slapperbob wrote:

I looked up "Dora the Explorer" and this is what it gave me:

"Based on 49 parent & educator reviews:

    -73% say sexual content is an issue
    -73% say language is an issue
    -71% say there's too much drinking, drugs, or smoking
    -71% say they noticed product placement
    -71% say violence is an issue"


FAIL.

The only reason it says that is because of HATERS.

svinnik wrote:

La noire is over-rated.

Random * wrote:

ADULT GAME - to expose kids under the age of 17 to this game is like introducing them to the depravity of this world up close. Yes, killings happen everyday but we arent exposed to the mind or methods of the killer. innocent minds should be protected from this. It is a good game but it is meant for adults, the game even has a character that is into necrophilia. Raise your kids responsibly, dont just give into their every wish or desire... our next generation is going to be afflicted with all sorts of issues because parents didnt filter out good and bad from the eyes and minds of young kids.

Overprotective much?

Overprotective? I can understand all the other stuff, but this game is rated M. It's not for kids.

SpriteMaster wrote:

Sonic The Hedgehog (2006) -

Parents need to know that this game is extremely confusing and difficult to play. Bad camera angles, quirky controls, difficult saving options, and meaningless side missions combine to make this a frustrating game. There is some fantasy violence in the form of throwing bombs, boulders, and other items.

Some kid wrote:

I cried when sonic almost died.
it is a realy cool game and, it is the best game ever!Sonic the Hedgehog is the best charter in the whole game. Because he runs fast and blue is my faviorte color.I love it Espeacialy when he is super sonic.There is alot more i love but i want you to check this out!

I mean really.

parents & educators say
100% say violence is an issue
86% say sexual content is an issue

I'd actually agree there. 

Man, this site looks crazy easy to troll. D:

Common sense says:
Colorful cartoon is full of silly laughs and scrapes.

3 stars out of 5.

parents & educators say
44% say there are positive messages
33% say there are positive role models

Straight from the Amazing world of gumball review. 


Some Really strict (and stupid) parent wrote:
Off for age 5, 1 star out of 5.
The worst show ever.

I covered my son's eyes due to Gumball's nakedness. I do not allow him to watch this show!


Seriously? It's was BLURRED Already!


From Invader Zim:
50% say sexual content is an issue...

0_0 are you kidding me?


Some Strict parent wrote:
Not for Kids! 1 star out of 5.

Invader Zim is no longer on Nick, after Dora the Explorer beat him up real bad. Yay Dora!

Why did Nickelodeon force us to watch this piece of trash? Invader Zim was so bad, Nick had to cancel one episode when this piece of space dung wanted to blow up the earth, and this was supposed to air in September 2001. I think Jhonen Vasquez is now living in the bottom of the Pacific Ocean, trying to get away from the people who hate this * cartoon. I would really like to see Dora the Explorer beat down Zim so much, that galactic goof becomes a coward are returns back to his planet where he belongs with a permanent yellow streak.



Obviously, this parent only wants their children (even adult children) to only watch Nick.Jr, Disney junior, and other --@ppy stuff that's educational.

CheckItNow12 wrote:

Some Really strict (and stupid) parent wrote:
Off for age 5, 1 star out of 5.
The worst show ever.

I covered my son's eyes due to Gumball's nakedness. I do not allow him to watch this show!

Although I do not watch this show, I recall seeing very similar scenes in SpongeBob, Fairly Odd Parents, Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, and pretty much every cartoon on TV. Seriously, some parents need to chill. I'm not saying that they should just let their kids do anything, but at the same time, don't deprive them of cartoons. It's ridiculous! My father is strict when it comes to what I watch on TV, but not this strict. This is crossing the line.

PandaGuy wrote:

Does anyone else have a CSM account?

I do it for the sake of sharing my thoughts on movies and such.

I don't, and I'm glad.

videogame9 wrote:

PandaGuy wrote:

Does anyone else have a CSM account?

I do it for the sake of sharing my thoughts on movies and such.

I don't, and I'm glad.

It's not that bad. I only signed-up because I wanted to rant on CSM. 

Well, that's one of the reasons. 

It's just occurred too me that I started a CSM rant topic before, too. Here.

On CSM, they give horrible shows, like Fanboy & Chum Chum, more stars than the better shows, like Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends. Seriously, do they have any common sense?