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For Sale is a social card game with a property trading theme. Using a simple auction system, players buy properties in the first phase and then sell them for profit in the second phase. The player with the most money at the end of the game is declared the winner.

Sun, 21 Mar 2010
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Top Ranking Tennis still stands out even with all those other tennis games for all those other systems.

Sat, 20 Mar 2010
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After four years waiting, Final Fantasy XIII was a sad disappointment. Not just because of the linear gameplay and lack of towns to explore, but because there was no real romance.

Sat, 20 Mar 2010
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Carcassonne's turn based medieval fortified battlement building works beautifully as an XBLA multiplayer game, with a strategic element fit to rival chess. Almost.

Fri, 19 Mar 2010
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Winter Sports 2 Wii brings minute-long winter sports events but struggles to make sense of complex motion controls. Played on their own or strung together, I was left wanting more from my Wii-mote.

Fri, 19 Mar 2010
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R/C club racing is fun when it goes wrong. Not just that I enjoy watching cars being stretched beyond their limits, but when they do break it's great to pool expertise and knowledge with the other club members.

Fri, 19 Mar 2010
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Monkey Ball Step and Roll brings pure tilt-table fun back to the Wii. Rather than jump and boss novelties of Monkey Ball Banana Blitz, Step and Roll focuses on improving the controls and offering a quality experience. It's good to see this game that started as a Nintendo exclusive returning in style.

Thu, 18 Mar 2010
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Little League World Series Baseball 2008 has some solid kids baseball fun and a good introduction to the sport. Offering a league mode, fast paced exhibition matches and a range of mini-game Little League should spark an ongoing interest in baseball.

Thu, 18 Mar 2010
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Alien Breed Evolution XBLA updates the Team 17 Amiga classic but stuggles to capture the frantic pace of the original. Placing you on a derelict ship in three moody dimensions gives the experience a graphical face-lift, but the methodical pace of play pales in comparison to the original panicked fire-fights.

Thu, 18 Mar 2010
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Music DS offers genuine tuition, inspired from montessori and Japanese know-how. While players have to work quite hard, the pay off is real musical learning.

Wed, 17 Mar 2010
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Mar 2010

Bioshock 2 PC Review
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night 360 Review
Shimano Xtreme Fishing Wii Review
Final Fantasy XIII 360 Buying Guide
Chime 360 Review
Silent Hill Shattered Memories Wii Review
Spore: Hero Wii Review
Sealed Game Collecting Community Blog
Vancouver 2010 360 Review
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Reflex Wii Review
Pony Friends 2 DS Review
Nancy Drew: The Model Mysteries DS Review
Indiana Jones Staff of Kings Wii Review
R/C Club First Meeting Blog
Accessible Gameplay Article
Battlefield: Bad Company 2 360 Buying Guide
Marvel Vs. Capcom 2 XBLA Review
VVVVVV PC Review
R/C Kids Games Blog
Damnation 360 Review
Valkyria Chronicles 2 PSP Review
Bumps PC Review
Guitar Hero Song Review Lyrics Blog
Remington's Great American Bird Hunt Wii Review
Endless Ocean 2: Treasures Of The Deep wii Review
Vancouver 2010 360 Review
Bioshock 2 360 Review
Food Frenzy DS Review
Space Camp Wii Review
Spore PC Review
LEGO Indiana Jones 2 Wii Review
Choosing Multiplayer Article
Forza 3 Autoweek Pack 360 Review
Resident Evil The Darkside Chronicles Wii Review
Endless Ocean 2: Adventures of the Deep Wii Review
About Sealed Game Collecting Blog
Mass Effect 2 PC Review

Feb 2010

Bayonetta Revisited Article
Girls Life Sleepover Party Wii Review

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