Seventy thousand years of peace has finally come to an end. The evil that lay dormant is now beginning to stir. Will a hero emerge once more to shed light upon the shadow? Ferocious beasts and monsters have invaded your lands. Delve deep underground and create a grand dungeon to lure the evil and vanquish it forever.
The shooter fan's Ultimate Collection has arrived. Packing three great titles into one disc, this collection of shoot'em ups contain some never before seen titles that are sure to please casual and hardcore fans of this genre. The Ultimate Shooting Collection is amust have for fans of the arcade shooter and brings the classic arcade feel to your living room.
Loads of Fun At first when my husband and I started playing this game we could not understand what was going on. But then, as we got better, we just couldn't stop playing! I remember the first day we went to bed at 6 a.m.! You play as a rabbit or as a teddy-bear (or smth like that) with your partner, working together to beat the puzzles. Only your coordinated efforts will help you succeed. I have never played a nicer and more entertaining game!
Underwater Attack takes the gameplay from classic outer space shooters and transports it underwater for more than 20 levels of intense side-scrolling action. Touch screen controls give players 360-degree range to attack enemies, and an arsenal of ten weapons -- like underwater mines, homing missiles, and lasers -- means that gamers are well-equipped to take on the Chaos Empire and their Crimson Star war machine. Multiple game modes allow players to progress through the story or simply try to best their top scores.
Echo Night: Beyond takes players on a paranormal voyage into the future. The year is 2044, and scientist Richard Osmond is the last survivor of a tragic crash, during a flight to the first moonbase. Now he's all alone on Lunar Base Diana, with only a flashlight and his courage to face the horrors waiting for him in the dark.
A volcano has erupted causing massive amounts of hot lava to destroy your town. With the aid of your dinosaur companions, shoot and destroy the rocks to save the village. Think and react fast in this frantic puzzle game fit for everyone. Touch, aim and drop the perfect shot to destroy the rising lava rocks. Match three or more of the same colored rocks and witness the intensity of the action as your dinosaur supporters aid you with mind-blowing attacks.
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Fun game! This game is really fun. If you like puzzle games, you will enjoy this game. It does get a bit repetitive, but it's still a good game for the price.
"Realistic" simulator at last!!!! For all those of you like myself who are sick of driving games, sports games or 1st player shooters where you have to duel it out with some sort of futuristic E.T. your prayers have been answered at last. Panzer Front delivers! This game contains almost forty WW2 tank types, some are variants such as the Sherman M4 and it's upgraded relative the M4A1. You will find American, German, Russian and British tanks in this game, the Firefly (a gunned up version of the Sherman is listed as British) there is also a section with 6 futuristic tanks, at least one of those (in this game called the Short Bull which had four treads) inspired on real plans. There are many different senarios to play, in each of them you have the ability to play the sides as it happened back in the day or you can pick your steed from the large selection. The controls are complex but there is a beginner mode. If you decide to play the more complex levels you will be forced to learn the gearbox, correct ammo selection (HEAT, HE, Smoke, machine gun and a couple others) and many other features. Outside of the beginner mode this is not an easy game to sit down and be succesful at in a hurry, there is a tutorial option that lectures you on tactics and equipment. Some of the more famous WW2tank engagements can be played which I really loved. I have only two complaints, when setting the sound the button labled Audio controls the music and the button labled Music controls the audio, and after your tank is knocked out the senario is over, I wish command would just switch to the next friendly tank. You are able to select sound effects, over 60 settings of clinking treads, shell-casings being ejected and cannon reports. You can call in arty fire missions wihich are super acurate and super destructive, you can assign some tanks to attack or defend but some of your tanks are controlled by the computer. I played the Americans attacking the Ludendorf Railway bridge at Remagen, my little M4A1s did well until the big German Anti-Tank guns (some are the deadly Flak 88, others are the little PAK 37) found their range. The baddest real tank is the Hunting Tiger, it has a gun over 120mm, big even by today's standards. The game does a good job of illustrating the strengths and weakness's of each tank, the super heavies (like the King Tiger) have great protection but are pretty slow, American M4s and Russian T-34s are much faster. The optics on the German Tanks are better. There is supporting and enemy infantry, machine gun will take them out but an armour peircing shell will do next to nothing, like I said, pretty realistic. The big question....is this game worth [the money], well only you can answer that, it sure was for me. If you like realistic war games buy it at once, no need to rent it, this game is a winner. I have Battletanx and this game is light years way more advanced than that. A previous reviewer said that this game was more like a computer game, that's a big 10-4, he is right on target. I played the Panther G in the famous Barkman's Corner senario vs the M4s in Normandy, the Shermans didn't get me (when they did the thick armour saved me) but the allied air power did, watch out. I tailor made one senario in which I took on over 25 Josef Stalin and T-34 tanks with one Tiger1, a Tiger2, a PantherA and a Stug Assualt gun over rough terrain with my tanks using buildings for cover, you can do stuff like that with this game, by WW2 standards it would have been a draw, the high velocity 88s were picking off the commies at distances of up to 6,270 ft (my personal best) but when the surviving Russians got into lethal gun range (which don't take longbecause T-34s move quick) I got a bloody nose before they retired and left me the field. Great game, THANKS Tommo!
Do you want a fun addictive puzzle game with great replay-ability? Chameleon for PSP offers you simple controls that are easy to get into along with competitive play as you attempt to match colors on your playfield. The game features several playable characters along with a bonus character. Each character has her own special power, which can be used to hinder the opponent. Wireless play is also included.
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No Thrills I thought since I like puzzles that this game would be challenging and exciting because it was just released in April 2008. Boy, was I completely wrong! I think it would do good to send it to kindergarten kids to help them with motor skills. There's no excitment or thrills to this game. However, if you like characters to talk to you everytime it's your move, thenthis is the game for you. It is very slow for me and no action at all.
A perfect start for young children who want to get into the world of casual videogames! By keeping the titles fun and simple, while providing a challenging and rewarding experience, children will be able to gain a wholesome experience. Filled with fun, exciting and wholesome games for girls, they'll have fun with this title for hours on end. It's like having a closet of family fun games that can travel with you anywhere!
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So Your Preschooler Wants to Play Your DS... ... then let them in on the action with this fun mini game collection geared for younger players. My three year old started playing this around her 3rd Birthday (it wasone of her gifts) and she loved it, playing it for hours. Some uninformed family members were worried about her "wasting time" playing video games, but in reality, it is an educational title.
The mini games are varied and fun, including a "feed the hamster" pop a mole type game, a coloring section where you can color in coloring pages or freestyle draw like a simple paint program, there's matching games, musical such as a piano where you touch the piano keys on the screen, and a dress-up paper doll kind of game. The game rewards you doing well by animating the coloring pages when they are done, etc. There are more games than these, but those were the ones that held my daughter's interest the longest.
It's a fun title that is definitely for the 3-5 year age group. Children over that age are probably ready for more challenging titles and would be bored with the laidback, easy approach of this game. However, its perfect for the little one that wants to play DS like her bigger siblings (or like mom and dad).
On that note, the Smart Kid's Gameroom is a combination of both Boy and Girl "Smart" DS titles, and is even a better buy since you get almost twice as many games.
