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i use to play pokemon games for nintendo ds. i really loved them but my brother always tried to steal my turn so i quit playing and sold it. lol now i am really regretting it because i realy loved the games from the first pokemon game on gameboy color to the new ones for nintendo wii. happy mylotting...peace out -gbeast95

I know how you feel Anne. My two youngest daughters always find something to argue about, even their ninetendo games. I think it is just a faze they are going through (well I hope it is) because I cannot figure them out either. It always seems to be something though. My two older daughters used to argue over everything, but the older they got they seemed to get along better and became less compeditive and are best friends now. I think they just like to be competitive with each other but its beyond me to why they do it so much.

Boys will be boys. Our friends sons did this. They will grow out of it. Well sorta. As a adult males well different story. hehe they still try to out do each other. I hope my step daughter when her boys get old enough to sit down in front of a game that she makes them play outside. So many kids stay in to play those games now days.

Hi Anne18 Kids eh? My kids argue over the game cube at the moment as we only have one controller. It is driving me crazy too as I have bought us all a PS2 for crimbo but I can't tell them that can I? I have yet to get a memory card for the darn thing, it's all buying bits here and bits there for it isn't it?

When I was small I used to play Pokemon FireRed on the GBA and argue with my friends at school.Our teacher was fed up with us.

My son is an only child, so I have never experienced that particular "joy". :p He started out collecting the card, but didn't have anyone he could duel with. When we got him the first GameBoy Pokemon game, he enjoyed it because he could actually do some of the things he had been imagining. He's since outgrown PokeMon. Of course, now he has picked up my husband's habit of accusing the game (ANY game) of "cheating" whenever he is playing the CPU. Now THAT'S freaking annoying! I guess it is something in the "Y" chromosone.

I remember those days only it wans't pokemon games it was regular cads and the game was called war. or if it wasn't the card game it was something else. kids are going to fight no matter what. Especially if they are at all competitive. The girls were just as bad. with he said she said. The girls were worse and At first I tried to get them to listen to each other. I finally learned to just turn a deaf ear unless it got physical. Each one was right and that was that. Really I think it part of growing up.

Hello, Anne18. I believe you should tell them that they will only be playing again once they have stopped arguing. Tell them that they need to cooperate instead of arguing. They need to show teamwork. And the only way they are going to play Nintendo DS again is if they show that they are working together. Tell this to them. And let them think on how will they work together. They will then have to talk to each other and find a way to get back what they lost. Respectfully, Munhozmib.

thank goodness, those days are over for me, Anne! Now, it's just my son & I fighting over computer time, when he comes home! He's the winner, he's six foot, 4".......and he did give me the computer for Christmas!

lol =D Boys will be boys andkids will be kids.. PLus, Pokemon is such a popular game among kids, and u cant really banned them from playing it.. lol =D Just like when me and my brother started playing games, we will often boast to each other, and just see him mad that i manage to clear the stage further and faster than him.. lol =D It's all part of childhood.. As they grow up, it will slowly go away.. hehe

I have a nephew that is into all that, he has a nintendo ds game system too, and I don't know how many games he has. He's always renting games, he plays them a few hours then he's bored with it and ready for a different game. He's always getting them for his birthday or Christmas, but within a week, he's bored with it, and wants something else. That is all he does, as soon as he gets home from school. He talks about stuff I don't even understand, and all those crazy names they have...lol. He has an older brother, and they fight over it all the time too.

My boys are crazy about their DS's too. They are only allowed to use them when we are in the car. They have a lot of fun, but the constant arguing and chatter can be a little hard on the nerves. They also argue about their WII and Playstation games as well. We have had to force them to stop playing because the bickering is too much!