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Kids version of Unreal Tournament or Quaker - serious question
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I'm looking to see if there exists a MOD for either UT2k or Quake 3(OS X compatible) that is good for kids under 10 like shooting water bubbles at each other or laser tag or something like that.
I personally love FPS games, but as a parent I don't my kids playing that kind of stuff yet. But I'm interested in knowing about the possibility 
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How old are your kids?
Kids these days play whatever they can get their hands on...
I remember playing fightings games like Street Fighter 2 and shooting games like Terminator (which was very bloody) when I was well under 10.
If you ask me, when I under 10, if I found a game with shooting bubbles, I would have been easily bored after 5 minutes. But then again, I was a hardcore gamer back then.
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We all have different kids. We all teach them different things. Anyhow - these kids are 3 and 5. They play games like "Captain Bumper" they like it.
But I want something more interactive with multiplayer than I can play with them. Therefore I think of the best multiplayer engines out there - UT2k3 and Quake.
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how about a console with 4 controllers
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We have those. They are fun. But I'm looking for something very specific - as the topic suggests. Something we can play on our powerbooks during travel or in other ways.
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Originally posted by alex_kac:
Something we can play on our powerbooks during travel or in other ways.
Oh my! You bought powerbooks for a 3 and 5 year old? I want you to adopt me now. I'm a little past my prime kid years (19), but pretty please? Haha. On second thought, scratch that. Independence has too many perks
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Travis Sanderson
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Originally posted by redJag:
Oh my! You bought powerbooks for a 3 and 5 year old? I want you to adopt me now. I'm a little past my prime kid years (19), but pretty please? Haha. On second thought, scratch that. Independence has too many perks
Nah - not that spoiled. My wife's and my powerbooks. We'd let the kids use them on trips or on the couch if we could, though
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