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twentyfour:
My wife really loves watching me play games. Maybe this is why I call it true love :D. I've been slowly leading her a bit into gaming herself but she has a strong feeling against violent games. So! I'm trying to find games that she'd really like. As of right now we have Super Mario Sunshine(a bit too difficult for her after the first few "missions") Super Monkey Ball 2(frustrates her to no end but she still plays from time to time) and Animal Crossing (If she had a baby she'd call it Animal Crossing).

I'm looking for any suggestions of non-violent, preferably non-mission based, open direction(no direct path from point A to Point END), and most of all FUN! games. So far I've heard Sims 2 and .... (dammit. I always forget this ones name. You're a farmer and you buy cows and chickens and take care of the farmland yadda yadda).

Anything else you guys can think of?

Sydney:
farming = harvest moon?
Sim city is non-violent-ish ;)

jhocking:
I wouldn't really recommend Harvest Moon.  It's fun at first, but it get really repetitive really fast.  Think about the life of a farmer; pretty repetitive, huh?

My girlfriend loves pinball games, and there are a couple good ones for PS2.  You might also consider Space Channel 5 or Taiko Drum Master.  I actually have a huge list of off-beat/non-violent PS2 games; my main hobby is collecting obscure videogames (I troll used game racks like a hipster in a record store.)  If you want me to send you the list, PM me.

Incidentally, what systems do you have?  Just a Gamecube?  Because I'm mostly just familiar with PS2 games.

Inanimate Object:
If you've got a PS2, I'd recommend Katamari Damacy. The Mario Party games are good, non violent multiplayer games for GameCube.

jhocking:
Duh, how could I forget Katamari?  I know multiple people who purchased a PS2 specifically for that game.

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