should i get 2210 A.D. or Legacy for grandsons 11 and 13? how about for grandsons 7 and 8?
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For your grandsons 11 and 13 is perfect...but is not a game for kids...and just in case they like strategy games like monopoly or chess....They are gona love it.
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2210 AD, legacy is a bit advanced and intricate for those that young. I'd stick to classic risk game if they have never played it before
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Both games have their greatness. Personally at that age I would say 2210 would be tricky and a lot to learn. Legacy is a bit easier to learn but requires so much imagination. I myself would personally recommend Legacy. Legacy overall to me has more to it and creates a lot more fun. I own both games and Legacy just has so much more overall entertainment and laughs and me and my cousins get together every other weekend to play Legacy. I will say that either one you get you should play with a minimum of 3 people. Hope this helps you in your choice.
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The paperwork does state 8 and up. It's basically the same game as the original one so if you have a child that can play the original then they shouldn't have a problem with this one.
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Hi, perhaps below 5 would be good. For big kids, maybe good is good to try the Ultra version.
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I took a look at the DV Giocci (the publisher) website and it has 8 and up. The listing is not correct. I will see if I can get that updated.Either game should be fine for families.The game is pretty easy and not graphically violent.DaveBoardgames4us
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It doesn't really matter. I'd go with the 8. I've using these for 13 years. They are the best and this is a really good price.
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We purchased for a nine year old. I would say seven and up depending on the child.
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Hi,In my opinion 7/8 will be fine.My daugther is 5 years old and I bought 4/6.
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We got the adult set and my grandson was 10 1/2. He loves them. I would say since your son is 12, the adult set would be better so you don't have to turn around and get another set in a year or two.
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My grand kids are twins are 7, they love them. My son sent them too a music class, hope this helps.
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My grandson was 8 years of age when I bought it for him. He really liked it but would depend on the child I would think.
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18 months ago, we were an all PC/Microsoft family. We now have 3 MacBooks and an iMac and would never go back. Don't waste your money on the Toshiba. For only $350 more, your grandson will get a computer that will outlast anything made by IBM, Dell or Toshiba, and he will be grateful every time he uses the Mac. I know my 3 kids are emotionally attached to theirs.
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It really depends on your child and also if and how much you want to help. Instructions are much like legos. Follow and succeed. I would say with help 4-7 and without 8 -whenever.
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Jane, that is the reason I'm buying for my 8 year grandson. He like to build things. At 8 it may take a little help but I don't think it will take much.
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If Target has this item for 19.99, I'd say get it at Target. I would check and make sure it is the same thing. This has been a great item for my grandchildren.
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I am not sure what the old version was but my grandkids played it a very short time and have not requested to play again...maybe they were to old for it. 11, 10, & 8
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I've played 7 Wonders with 7 & 8yo's. It's a little rough for that age group. Remember, this is an expansion to the main 7 Wonders game, so if they can play the main game, adding this shouldn't be a problem. The best thing about the game is even adults have a hard time figuring out if they're winning until the end, so even playing with younger players can be fun.
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I believe the only difference between the 3 versions is the amount of included access time on Ancestry.com. FTM 2008 Basic is 1 month; FTM 2008 Deluxe is 3 months; FTM 2008 Platinum is 6 months. Now, if this full access to EVERYTHING (don't know if it is but since it says premium access, I would think so) I pay $300 a year for full access to both US and International records. If the premium access is limited to just the US, it's still $180 a year. Therefore, FTM 2008 Platinum, with the current rebate offered, is a great deal for 6 months free access that is worth anywhere between $90 to $150 in REAL dollars! And believe me, with access to those billions of records at Ancestry's web site, you are guaranteed to find many of your ancestors! I would jump at this deal if I could, but I already have a yearly subscription and I'm using FTM 2008.