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作者: TWpttXD (‧)─(_ _)─(‧) 看板: iPod
標題: Re: [iAPP] 請推薦適合小孩子的app
時間: Mon Jul 6 10:39:45 2009
※ 引述《cjcdream (聲音)》之銘言：
: 想找那種能夠吸引1-2歲小孩子的app
: 我知道光是拿出ipod有畫面就夠小孩子high了
: 但大都是亂按居多XD
: 然後一個app按沒多久就膩了...
: 所以想請教大家有沒有印象哪個app是簡單到能夠吸引小孩子很久的
: 謝謝大家囉
與你分享，可以點文後引述連結，原文有遊戲圖片可以參考。 :)
"15 iPhone Apps to Tame the Kids"
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Summer (which has just begun for half the world) is a time for road trips and
vacations. That means lots of family fun, but it also means long boring car
or airplane rides for the kids, layovers, and waiting in line. Thankfully for
parents at their wits end, if you possess an iPhone, you also possess
potentially countless hours of free or cheap entertainment to keep your child
occupied.
Below is a list of 15 games that are good ways to keep kids busy in the car,
on the plane, or while waiting for a table at the restaurant. Many are free
or have free versions, and none cost more than $2.99. We've broken the list
up into 3 sections based on your child's age, and linked to the free version
when available. There are hundreds of iPhone apps that are great for kids, so
please feel free to share your children's favorites in the comments!
Toddlers
wheresgumbo
Where's Gumbo (Free/$1.99) – Where's Gumbo is an interactive storybook that
resembles the 「lift the flap」 board books. The object for toddlers is to
explore various scenes and peek behind objects in their quest to locate
Gumbo, a lost dog. Gumbo and other animals are randomly placed behind each
flap, so the experience is never quite the same each time your child plays.
memorymatch
Memory Match (Free/$0.99) – A simple memory game suitable for kids, Memory
Match features fun, kid-friendly animal pictures and is great for toddlers to
develop image recognition and motor skills. The free version is ad supported.
peekaboobarn
Peekaboo Barn (Free/$0.99) – In this educational app, children are asked to
guess which barnyard animal is hiding behind the barn doors based solely on
the sound the animal makes.
balloonimals
Balloonimals (Free/$1.99) – This is an app that absolutely delights little
kids. Children blow into the iPhones microphone to inflate their balloon and
shake the phone to assemble an animal, then they can interact with it by
petting it and making it do tricks. The free version comes with T-Rex.
colorama
Colorama ($0.99) – There are a bunch of coloring book apps to try on the
iPhone, but Colorama, which comes with 53 drawings for kids to color in
countless ways, is one of the best. Finished colored-in illustrations can be
saved to your iPhone's camera roll so they can be emailed.
Younger Kids
dizzybee
Dizzybee (Free/$2.99) – Dizzybee is a fun and unique accelerometer game in
which players are challenged to help Dizzybee solve puzzles and overcome
obstacles in order to save his fruit friends.
braintoot
Brain Toot (Free/$0.99) – This is a fun brain training app, filled with
educational mini-games designed to exercise your neurons. Brain Toot, because
it has some math games, is probably only suitable for children who have
reached a certain point in their schooling.
topple
Topple (Free/$0.99) – Topple is a stacking game. The goal is to stack pieces
as high as you can before the time runs out. The higher you go, the more
precarious your stack gets, and the pieces have funny facial expressions that
give you clues as to how you're doing. Topple is free, but the second version
(Topple 2) is 99 cents.
scoops
Scoops ($1.99) – Another stacking game, Scoops differs from Topple in that
it uses the accelerometer and has tilt-based controls. Try to keep your stack
of ice cream scoops growing, but remember to avoid the falling onions!
popmath
PopMath ($0.99) – PopMath is a great educational math game in which players
are presented with both problem and answer bubbles. The object is to pop
bubbles by touching first the math problem, then the correct answer. Popping
bubbles narrows your choices for the remaining problems. The game supports
addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division problems.
Older Kids
scramble
Word Scramble (Free) – Scramble is a great free game from Zynga, which if
their menu screen stats are accurate, has over 1.5 million players. The game
is a simple word search — race against the clock to find as many words (of
at least 3 letters) as you can. Longer words score more points. The game has
a 「play and pass」 mode, so two or three kids could share a single iPhone
and play against one another.
sudoku
Sudoku (Free) – I never could get into the Sudoku craze, but many of my
friends spend hours a week solving them. I'm told that the free Sudoku app
from Mighty Mighty Good Games is one of the best.
bejeweled
Bejeweled 2 ($2.99) – The beloved classic gem-swapping puzzle game Bejeweled
is even more fun on the iPhone. Something about clicking the jewels with your
fingers and actually swapping them with a swipe motion gives the game a
visceral feel that it previously lacked. The graphics are also great.
flightcontrol
Flight Control (flight control) ($0.99) – Flight Control is a really fun
little puzzle game in which players are challenged to direct air traffic and
land planes while avoiding crashes.
pandora
Pandora (Pandora) (Free) – Unlimited custom radio stations. Need we say
more? The Pandora iPhone app + headphones = hours of silent bliss during long
car rides (just stay out of 3G deadzones!).
What other applications do your kids enjoy? Let us know in the comments.
Quote:http://mashable.com/2009/07/05/iphone-apps-kids/
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