This game is good for kids who need help with:

Working Memory:

Recalling and retaining information in our minds while working.

If the player is to be successful in defeating his opponent he will need to memorize the specific button procedure to activate his characters' special move. Special moves are a staple of 2D fighting games, and Skullgirls is no different, as the player must use them to inflict maximum damage. Special moves can be learned from the Skullsgirls official website, and then later applied to battle. In addition to basic special moves, super powerful "Block Buster" attacks can also be performed. These moves are generally difficult to pull off, so the player will need to learn the intricate procedures behind them, if he is to pull it off successfully while playing the game. Also, the player should remember what each move does, and when to use them. For example: The player should use a projectile attack if his opponent is further away, or a throw if the opponent is in grappling distance.

Flexibility

Adapting and adjusting to changing conditions and expectations.

Each character in Skullgirls can perform a variety of different moves, all of which are useful in their own way. The player should try to memorize these moves, so that he has mental access to each attack. By having a varied arsenal of different moves ready to unleash, the opponent will not know what to expect, and be more susceptible to getting hit. Also, each mode will usually give the player the option of selecting one, two, or three different characters to battle with. If the player selects two or more characters, he will need to switch between them through the tag function. By using both characters, and their special "assist moves", the player can develop a flexible strategy for defeating opponents.