The games are designed to help out elementary and middle school students in different academic subjects such as mathematics and language arts. While most of you reading this right now probably won't be needing this supplemental grade school tutorship, our kids or little cousins might benefit from a little brain exercise. We imagine these little second graders with PSPs will grow up extra smart, maybe even clever enough to learn how to hack their PSPs. Oh my, the vicious cycle.
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3-03-2008 @ 7:19PM
bryansurvive said...
thats hella tight. my little newphew will enjoy these. just the other day he told me he DS got boring. :)
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3-04-2008 @ 2:35AM
Kspraydad said...
I'm looking at the site and it seems to be a direct to school board deal...can individuals buy this software? (BTW it is on MemStick not UMD!)
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3-04-2008 @ 3:39AM
The Dumpertaker said...
That looks really cool, and if it makes learning fun that can be nothing but a good thing.
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3-04-2008 @ 5:16AM
Alien said...
lol ... this will probably flop . Common , who buys education crap for their PSPs ?
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3-04-2008 @ 5:17AM
Alien said...
Flop , flop , flop . Common , who buys educational stuff to their PSPs ?
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3-04-2008 @ 9:48AM
Kspraydad said...
The idea would be for school boards to purchase a PSP/software package for use in the classroom, or so it would seem.
3-04-2008 @ 10:30AM
thissceneisdead said...
same reason people buy computers for school...
3-04-2008 @ 11:56AM
Panathas17 said...
Seriously, what loser would play this?
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3-04-2008 @ 12:52PM
Alien said...
thissceneisdead : computesr can still be used in a bit more varied ways than a PSP ...
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3-04-2008 @ 3:41PM
bryansurvive said...
@Panathas17
i would buy it, loser.
theres tons of kids out there who can benefit from this. tons of parents wholl find the psp useful once again. its helpful and hopefully fun as well.
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