Whenever she tried playing games, she found she wasn't very good at any that required complex controls.
In a game like Mario, for instance, she couldn't even manage the basic maneuver of changing direction in mid-air after a jump. She could only perform one action at a time; the controller in her hands could only handle one button press at a time.
'What? Press forward and jump at the same time? No way, that's too complicated. I don't get it.'
The only game she really got into was one where you run a shop selling burritos. All you had to do was wave the motion controller and keep clicking on the screen.
Take out ingredients, make the burrito, package it, hand it to the correct customer, collect the money, and occasionally, you also had to keep an eye on beggars trying to get free food and thieves stealing money.
After earning enough money, you could upgrade the shop's equipment, which meant fewer and fewer things required manual operation.
