Teaching English to kids with Talkman For Kids
Sony has become much more inventive and daring with PSP as of late. Hopefully, Talkman For Kids is just one example of a new slew of games that will target a new and more casual audience.
Sony has become much more inventive and daring with PSP as of late. Hopefully, Talkman For Kids is just one example of a new slew of games that will target a new and more casual audience.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
sean @ May 28th 2007 4:37PM
if they sold one to teach italian i would buy it but not a kiddy thing like a real actual thing.
required @ May 28th 2007 9:50PM
Sony is just horrible at advertising and/or educating the public about their "inventive and daring" product/s. Talkman came out over two years ago, yet sadly few know about it.
sean, look into Talkman Euro, it lets you convert between English, Fench, German, Italian, Spanish and Mandarin http://uk.gamespot.com/psp/puzzle/talkman/review.html?q=Talkman