Learning with the PooYoos is the first preschool brain trainer for children aged 3 to 6, and is available to download via the Wii Shop Channel.
Set in a unique, original, funny and poetic universe, Learning with the PooYoos is a WiiWare title that lets children learn in a very exciting way. Shapes, colors, space orientation and coordination are used as the gameplay introduces youngsters to letters, numbers and more in a fun setting.
Specially designed for young children, 95% of the game can be played without having to read anything. Vocal and visual help is always there to encourage young players and guide them through.
Two levels of difficulty are available, with one setting requiring players to point at specific elements on the screen with the Wii Remote and another requiring only shakes of the controller to progress.
Brighten up your child’s learning time with Learning with the Pooyoos!
- Designed to focus on key areas of knowledge, including reading, writing and arithmetic
- Discover a colourful and original game universe designed for children aged 3-6
- Vocal instructions make it easy for children to play even if they can’t yet read
PAL Version
#1
LEGEND_MARIOID said:
Uh oh
#2
Adamant said:
Come on, guys, preschoolers are allowed to have games aimed at them, too. You're not forced to buy this, so don't fill the comments with complaints about how bad this is, eh?
#3
Nanaki said:
I actually think this looked quite nice. The guys who developed it took care in making sure it fit the audience. I say good on them for trying to expand the WiiWare market!
#4
RadioShadow said:
Who thought "PooYoos" would be a good idea? That's the worse name EVER! XD
#5
rwq said:
First off, finally a game targeted at this demographic!
I have a 2.5 yr old and never understood why there were no games for him on wiiware, when everything about the format seems to perfect.
PooYoos seems to be spot on at first impressions, the graphics are great and fun and the games seem to be just what we were looking for.
My only complaint, and this is a big one, is that it doesn't seem to support widescreen. what's up with that?
#6
darkian007 said:
Our 3 year old was done with this in a few days - I recommend for -1 year olds.