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Quotation forthcoming. [Mar 2006]
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90I can FINALLY feel comfortable letting my kids play an MMORPG game, and can also feel comfortable leaving the room for a bit knowing that I won't have to listen to crying about someone killing them in the game or asking me that dreaded question at dinner "Dad … what does this four letter word mean"?
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89It's in the interaction with other players that Toontown excels. Basic game-related queries and greetings are automated, and typed chat is heavily restricted to real-life friends. However, this doesn't impede the gameplay in any way.
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The idea that kids can play online and not be subject to cyber creeps is a compelling one and if Toontown succeeds I'll bet we see more games like it. While most folks aren't going to want to trade in their bow and broadsword for a seltzer bottle those with kids should definitely give Toontown a look.
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A nice change of pace from most MMORPGs and should definitely be the first place one looks if they intend to let their children try online gaming, but due to its repetitive nature and the difficulty for a seasoned gamer to take this title seriously, I have a hard time giving it an extremely high recommendation.
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75Remarkably polished for something so infant-friendly. [Aug 2004, p.91]
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58You can probably find single-player games that are just as fun. [Jan 2005, p.84]
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TaraB.10This gamed was awesome when i was 13 and im now 17 and its still great!
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GageZ.10Theres NOTHING better than this!
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NathanS.10This Game! Oh don't get me started on it! Cause I won't stop playing it! "It so does not reek!"