Help finding game for a 10yo

[Auberon]

I don't suppose you have N64 and matching Super Mario?

 

[maotad]

I don't suppose you have N64 and matching Super Mario?

No, only PC.

 

[Risingblade]

psychonauts is on the pc

 

[pilouuuu]

You can't go wrong with The Sims or Plant Vs Zombies. Or Book of the Unwritten Tales!

 

[Jodan]

I loooveed Civilization (1 that is when i was a kid) and anything my maxis, well pre-sims.
although i was a strange child it al depennds on your kids attention span and intrests.

 

[Karoshi]

Bastion. Bright colours, an easy mode and awesome story. Really, no other game will compare.

As for Portal, I think it may be a tad to hard for a 10 year old?

 

[Flight]

I'd recommend things like Tetris or Bust a Move, things like that. The Sims series is pretty good, too.

 

[Evil Smurf]

easy Portal, Sid Meier's Pirates/Alpha Centuri, Pokemon, Plants v Zombies, Crash Bandicoot and how could I miss Bastion? BEST GAME EVER!

Your avatar is sweet whats it from? My kitty loves messing shit up on my laptop lol

Thanks man, I just googled "cat+keyboard+gif" and edited a big gif down.

And I thought of another game. Warcraft 1- 3

 

[Il_Exile_lI]

Sonic Generations is a great option.
The game looks amazing on PC, it's got simple controls, story doesn't matter, E for everyone.

 

[Whiptail]

Any of the lego games, they're fun to play and since nothing is being spoken you don't need to understand English. They're also kidfriendly, there are plenty to choose from and are on PC.

 

[Lt._nefarious]

Well Rayman Origins seems like a good place to start. Maybe a Tomb Raider game if you think he'd be patient with the puzzles or Armed And Danderous (only a 12+, I think) if you think he's mature enough. Hell, Civilization if you think he could manage it...

 

[kyogen]

Is he patient enough for a point-and-click? What about Machinarium or Botanicula from Amanita Design?

 

[Dethenger]

I don't suppose you have N64 and matching Super Mario?

No, only PC.

There's emulators, my good sir! Provided you have a controller.

 

[thiosk]

The Original Animal Crossing,
of course.

 

[CardinalPiggles]

Tried Minecraft? I suppose you can't really lend it to him, but see if his parents would buy it for him. And if he cares about graphics just set him up with some higher res texture packs. Or hit him around the face and say GRAPHICS DON'T MATTER!.. Ahem.

 

[Karfroogle]

Mario, tower defense type things. Those are easy ones.

 

[Trixsy]

The lego games can be fun, and with the exception of lego batman 2 and lego lotr there isn't talking, so there goes the language barrier.