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All of the games mentioned are good kids games, but not many are suited for 3 year olds. If you actually want your 3 year old to enjoy the game, then you're gonna have to find something incredibly simple. Your son might enjoy the games, but it won't consist of anything more than bouncing off the walls in racing games. Mario Party is way, way too hard for him. The only racing game I'd suggest is Mario Kart Double Dash!! for Gamecube, but your son will still have trouble playing it too.
I hate to be pessimistic, but 3 year olds are simply too young to play games sometimes. There are a few that'll be able to play games and understand that something is going on, but that's rare. I have a 3 and a half year old sister, and I've let her play SSX Tricky, SSX3, my GBA, GoldenEye, Rogue Squadron, etc. She didn't understand any of it. Hell, she had no idea she was controlling anything, and she does not have a learning disability.
My point: whatever game ya get, it's gonna have to be really, really simple and easy to control. Like I said before, Mario Kart might work, but it'll be constant bumping against walls, etc. I think your son might enjoy it! Good luck in whatever ya get. You know how it is -- kids at that age will have fun playing most games regardless of if they know what's going on.
-Lasereth
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