From goozernation.com:

“For 200 Nintendo points ($2 USD) on the DSi Store, this is a fantastic application for children using the Nintendo DSi.”

“As a parent who sees the benefit of encouraging children to learn using today’s technology, I highly recommend this application, Did it Myself ABC123! It’s cheap, it’s simple to use, and I really hope that Nintendo offers more titles like this in the future.”

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The response to “Did It Myself ABC123″ has been great.  Check it out:

From www.gamerpops.com:

“If you have a DSi, and you have a child between the ages of 2-5, spend the 200 points to download this game for them. You’ll be rewarded with a fun and educational game that may easily represent the best and most family-friendly $2 you will ever spend on a video game.”

From www.nintendolife.com

“The presentation is spectacular, with bright, attractive colours and a smooth, charming style of illustration similar to that of a children’s book.” and it’s “…the next best thing to Sesame Street that you can get for 200 DSi Points.”

Finally, we received an email from Candice, Mother of Giovanni age 3 and Aria age 1 who said: “Thank you so much for this ABC123 game:) it’s perfect and well needed… Giovanni will be 3 in November and is really getting the hang of things fast and Aria loves the xylophone and to draw.”

(Emphasis added.)

Only available on the Nintendo DSiWare(TM) Service!  Check out the official link at Nintendo.com for more information.  And/or check out our Did It Myself ABC123 website!

Check out this video segment on “Best Job Ever” featuring our own Ramiro!

Powerhead’s own Ramiro Corbetta was recently profiled in an article about games for girls in The Escapist.

“A game with the brand name on it is going to sell, but you don’t want to sell a s—-y product to people. You don’t want the kids to open their gift on Christmas and be like, ‘Wow, this sucks.’ You don’t want to make a game that makes a kid sad. If you’re in [the business of game design,] you’re hopefully in it because you want people to have fun.”