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It depends on what she likes, of course, but maybe games like Solitaire or Sudoku? Or Two Dots? There's this other game I have called Pocket Frogs, where you collect & breed & hatch different types of frogs. I like it because it's kind of calm and peaceful (especially the sound effects). But not...

Yeah, it really just depends on your own preference? You might try using a USB controller and see if you can do better with it. But really, just play however you like, and however you enjoy playing! That's the most important thing!

Yeah, that makes sense. It's just like studying -- you have to actually spend time learning/studying the actual things you want to learn, or else it's not really helping. Doing puzzles might help you get better at doing puzzles, but it's not really going to help you with other things. And trivia...

The very first computer games I played as a kid were Reader Rabbit and Math Rabbit XD I don't know if it counts as an educational game, but did anyone else play The Island of Dr. Quandry? It had a bunch of puzzles and brain teasers. I downloaded it recently & thought that I could breeze through...

The first console my family owned was an Atari 7800, but the one I remember playing the most was Sega Genesis. My mom didn't like spending a lot of money on games, so we only had Sonic 2, which game with the console, and another Sonic game that my sister's friend gave us. When you only have one...

Probably Tetris. I haven't played it TOO recently, but it's such a classic that it's fun to play anytime.

The oldest one I've used in the past couple years is a 1st gen Nintendo DS. I have a 3DS but I'll still sometimes play the old DS for some reason. I also have a Gameboy from the 90s, but I'm not sure if it still works. It worked the last time I tried it, but that was probably 5 or so years ago...

Oh, I had totally forgotten about Professor Layton! I've only ever played one game from the series, and I remember it was a lot of fun. Some of the puzzles were SO hard though, I had to look up answers online :emoji_sweat_smile:

There really is SO much to do in this game! It can sometimes feel a little overwhelming, lol. Have you decided who to marry yet? I can't seem to decide XD I liked Penny and Maru at first, but Haley has really grown on me too.

I think it's pretty common for interest to increase and decrease over time. Even with other hobbies -- sometimes I'm really into reading, or movies, or jigsaw puzzles. Lately I'm in a "low" period for gaming AND reading. I guess my #1 thing right now is listening to podcasts? lol. I don't think...

It makes total sense for them to have games on FB, since sooooo many people use it. I've played some mobile games that require linking your FB account, but I've never played any strictly 'Facebook games'. I really, really hate it when my FB friends don't know how to turn notifications off & my...

I played Brain Age for Nintendo DS for a while because it was supposed to help "train" your brain. But I don't know if there's any scientific basis for it. I feel like any game that uses your brain can help, whether it's puzzles or logic or problem solving. But I kind of don't think that there...

It definitely happens to me a lot with mobile games. I'll get really into them for about a week, and then just...completely lose all interest, and uninstall it -- regardless of how far I got into the game. After playing a game for a while, it starts to feel like a chore, and not something fun...

I don't think I've EVER felt bad about killing a character in a game. If the story sets it up to be sad, or like...if an ally character turns evil and you have to kill them, then that might be a little upsetting. But I wouldn't feel reluctant to kill the character, because...that's the game...

I don't have it anymore, but I bought a SNES long after it was released, but I never really played it that much. I can appreciate the aesthetic of owning old consoles and having them displayed nicely, but I think that as far as playing goes, emulators are way more convenient. Plus, old games can...

I've heard about wearing special glasses for when using a computer, and I don't know anything about them but I think maybe they block a certain type of light that computer screens emit?? So I think they might be effective, as long as the problem you're having is caused by the light. I wonder how...

uuuggghhh I HATE permadeath in Fire Emblem!! I refuse to let any of my characters die, so I end up resetting over and over. For me, it just gets frustrating & makes the game not fun at all. If it was 100% about skill, or 100% within the control of the player, it wouldn't be quite so annoying...

Exactly! Most of the games are sooo poorly done -- it's obvious they were just pushed out to try to capitalize on the popularity of the movie. And it's not like I'm not susceptible to that kind of thing, lol. I remember playing the Lion King game for Sega Genesis A LOT when I was a kid &...

I'd never heard of it before, but it looks pretty cool! I really like seeing games like that, that are so different from other games. It looks kinda artsy~ It makes me wish I had a PS4 :( What is the gameplay like? You splatter ink everywhere, but is that it? Are there enemies to fight or...

Whether I'm playing games or not, I'm usually staring at a computer screen. But I don't really feel like my eyes get strained. I keep my room bright, so maybe that helps? My eyes will get tired once it's late at night, but I think that would happen no matter what I'm looking at. The best...